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Why Minimally Invasive Surgical Support is the Hottest Career in Healthcare Right Now (And How You Can Get Started!)

SpecialtyCare

With the appropriate training and dedication, individuals can contribute significantly to the advancement of patient care in the surgical field. In summary, a career in minimally invasive surgical support offers a dynamic and rewarding opportunity to be at the forefront of modern surgical practices.

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TLIF Surgery: 7 Incredible Benefits You Should Know

SpecialtyCare

Minimal Invasive Approach TLIF surgery is often performed using minimally invasive techniques, which means smaller incisions, less blood loss, and quicker recovery times compared to traditional open surgery. This surgery involves several key steps: Incision : A small incision is made in the patient’s back.

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Lumbar Discectomy: The Crucial Role of Surgical Assistants in Spine Surgery

Platinum Meidcal Staffing

During the surgery, the surgeon makes a small incision and removes part of the disc to relieve pain and improve mobility. This procedure is common in spinal surgeries and offers fast recovery times for patients. They help close incisions, apply dressings, and ensure that the patient is moved to recovery smoothly.

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Emerging best practices

Incision

At Incision, we are determined to change that. We believe that every surgical team should be equipped with the knowledge and tools to deliver exceptional care, no matter where they are. Incision is reimagining this process.

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The Crucial Role of Surgical Assistants, RNFAs, and Physician Assistants in Spine Surgeries

Platinum Meidcal Staffing

Their roles in spine surgeries include: Preoperative Assessment and Education: PAs assess patients, conduct physical exams, and educate them about the procedure, ensuring they are well-prepared.

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A Peek Inside the Operating Room: Eight Insights From a Circulating Nurse

Transforming Outcomes

I first learned how to scrub – setting up the instruments and handing them to the surgeon during the procedure – and then I moved into circulating, a more typical RN role of providing direct patient care before, during and after the procedure. Your number one job is to be the patient’s advocate. Curious about what it’s like?

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Sterile Processing and the Operating Room: Why Patient Safety Can't Be Rushed

Incision

A Partnership for Patient Care The Operating Room (OR) and the Sterile Processing Department (SPD) are two pillars that hold up the complex structure of frontline surgical care. The symbiotic relationship between the OR and the SPD is critical both for patient safety and staff well-being.