The discovery of HIV in the 1980s had a significant impact on how healthcare services were delivered and led to the implementation of policies and procedures by agencies such as OSHA and the CDC to minimize the risk of exposure to infectious agents. These policies, known as universal precautions and body substance isolation, evolved into…
Join us for this FREE webinar – Register Here Thursday, January 19, 2023 | 12:00 PM EST An annual Infection Control Plan for audiology is a document that outlines the measures that an audiology clinic, multi-specialty medical practice and hospital & academic facilities will take to prevent the spread of infections among patients and staff….
What Every Provider Should Be Thinking About. Part 1 of 2 . By Patricia Ramos, AuD How many times have you seen a patient in the office for a follow-up visit only to find that the information that you really need to serve the patient is not there? This can happen when you are the…
By Matt Gracey, President & CEO Things to know when you are a provider in a multispecialty practice. As we know the risks associated with audiology are pretty low compared with physicians’ and surgeons’ risks. Accordingly, the premiums for coverage are also very low and the coverage usually broad and comprehensive for the most part…
One Audiologist’s Story. Over my career, there are a number of in real life lessons that I have learned. For those of you that have practiced for a few years, I’m sure you can relate. Those tips and lessons that you weren’t taught in school, that make up that underlying wisdom in which you bring…
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