ConCensis Live Event | AAMI ST91

The upcoming episode of the ConCensis Podcast, presented by Censis Technologies, promises to be both enlightening and essential for healthcare professionals. Host Gabrielle Bejarano announces that on June 9th at 11 AM CT, the podcast will delve into crucial issues surrounding healthcare-acquired infections, sterilization, and quality control processing, all in alignment with the updated ST-91 guidelines. The episode will feature thought-provoking discussions with Kelly Swails from Censis Technologies and Dr. Mary Ann Drosnock from Healthmark Industries. They will explore the challenges in endoscope reprocessing and the pivotal role of electronic tracking systems in ensuring patient safety. This live stream event is a must-attend for those seeking to stay informed, maintain compliance, and enhance their professional knowledge in the healthcare industry. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights and expertise. See you there!

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