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    Just curious...you let them sign a waiver AFTER they have had sedation? We actually have in our discharge instructions not to sign any legal documents until the next day. ------------------------------ Dawn Allred Tacoma WA ------------------- ...

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    Hi Michele, I am certified in infection control specific to Ambulatory Surgical Centers. It is know as CAIP (Certified Ambulatory Infection Preventionist). The Board of Ambulatory Surgery Certification (BASC) administers two certifications specifically ...

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    Procedural logs

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    Our current record retention policy reads that surgical/procedural logs are to be kept permanently. However, we can destroy patient records after 10 years. How long do other facilities keep logs? I can't find anything specific for our state, etc. ...

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