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Integrated delivery network (IDN)

A system of healthcare providers and organizations which provide (or arrange to provide) a coordinated range of services to a specific population. An IDN may be clinically and financially accountable to the population served for it's health status.

Service

An activity that helps to assist one or more persons or groups of persons.

Decontamination

To make safe by removing or reducing contamination by infectious organisms or other harmful substances; the reduction of contamination to an acceptable level.

Physician's preference card

A document that identifies a physician's needs (request and preference) for a specific medical procedure. Preference cards usually contain information regarding the instruments, equipment, supplies and utensils used by a specific physician. They may also include reminders for the staff of the physician's preferences regarding patient draping, etc.

Pick list

A list of supplies​, utensils, and instruments for a specific procedure. Tech's use these lists to assemble the items needed for individual surgical procedures.

Material Management Department

The healthcare department responsible for researching, ordering, receiving, and managing inventory (consumable supplies).

Negative air pressure

The situation that occurs when air flows into a room or area because the pressure in the area is less than that of surrounding areas.

Positive air pressure

The situation that occurs when air flows out of a room or area because the pressure in the area is greater than that of the surrounding areas.

Standard precautions

Methods of using appropriate barriers to prevent transmissions of infectious organisms from contact with blood and all other body fluids, non-intact skin, and mucous membranes. Standard precautions apply to all patients, regardless of diagnosis or presumed infectious status.

Nosocomial

Hospital-Acquired Infection (HAI); pertaining to a hospital; applied to a disease caused in the course of being treated in a hospital.

Job description

A human resources tool that identifies the major tasks performed by persons in specific positions.

Certification

Association and industry recognition given to individuals with educational and/or work experience requirements who successfully complete an examination process that demonstrated their knowledge of the subject-matter to be mastered for success in the position.

Career ladder

A plan projecting progressively more responsible professional positions that serves as a foundation for designing a professional development program.