What will tomorrow's OR look like?
The real question is how to transform a "simple" box into a 21st century technology-fueled, infection-free, and sleek surgical environment, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
What will tomorrow's operating room look like? How do we transform a "simple" box into a 21st century technology-fueled, infection-free, and sleek surgical environment, asked an article on the Healthcare Design website. Is it as simple as determining the right size? Or are there more factors to consider? Here’s what was discovered through this effort.
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September 29, 2015
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