Information
Continental Breakfast & Lunch Provided
Continuing Education Credits
IAHCSMM = 6 CE Credits
CBSPD = 6 CE Credits
Cost:
Member - $50
Non Member - $75 (Cost includes 1 year membership)
Student - $25 (Cost includes 1 year membership)
Session Topics and Speakers
Session 1
Intuitive Surgical Reprocessing IFU
Update & Best Practices
Ruben Perez, CCSVP
Manager I&A Support - Intuitive Surgical
- Reprocessing IFU and Wall Chart Update
- Valuable Resources You Should Know About
- Reprocessing Cycles
- Best Practices
Session 2
Lost in Translation: Best Practice According to Whom?
Laura Hydukovich – Sales Representative – Key Surgical
- Define primary differences between SPD and OR responsibilities and priorities
- Describe the primary challenges the SPD and surgery departments face when implementing process improvements based on standards and recommended practices
- Discuss common situations that create interpretation/communication challenges between the SPD and surgery departments
- Identify various interpretations of specific ANSI/AAMI ST79 and AORN standards and recommended practices related to instrument reprocessing as well as their intended meaning
- Design a collaborative approach to implementing industry standards and recommended practices between the SPD and OR
- Discuss importance of proper leadership in a workplace/healthcare setting as it pertains to reinforcing standards and recommended practices
Session 3
Utilizing ATP for Quantitative Cleaning Verification Testing in the Central Sterile Processing Department
Jeanne Yegge, RN, BSN, MPH, CIC, FAPIC
- Describe the recommendations around quantitative cleaning verification testing in the CSPD
- Determine how to choose which surgical instruments to include in quantitative cleaning verification testing
- Discuss one method of establishing a facility baseline of surgical instrument cleanliness to inform further quality assurance projects
- Understand how to implement an ongoing routine cleaning verification program in the CSPD
Session 4
Hands-on Workshop
Sponsored by
Surgical Instrument Service Company, Inc. (SIS)
Rotation Stations Content: Cause, effect, and prevention of rigid endoscopes, flexible endoscopes, power equipment and instrument related issues.
Anatomy, Care and Handling, Troubleshooting Problems, Common Repairs, Misuse, Chemical Impact, Reprocessing Considerations