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• Institute of Medicine
• CDC publishes online source on bloodborne pathogens
• RWJ Foundation pledges millions for uninsured young
• Environmental Protection Agency
• Attitude change, supply automation success create efficiency at Kentucky hospital
  by Curt Werner
• E-procurement platform
• FDA clears wound-cleaning device
• Real life experiences put a face on needlestick prevention work
  by Todd Shields
• Medical supply e-commerce segment moving at evolutionary, not revolutionary, pace
  by Curt Werner
• Government issues warning on nonoxygen gases
• LETTERS
• BD
• Infection control and you
  by Suzanne Noble
• Neoforma-GHX raises questions, possibilities
  by Curt Werner
• Customized reports help SPDs pin down costs
  by Todd Shields
• Device makers sue Smith & Nephew
• What's the most challenging or frustrating part of your job?
• Novametrix
• Bag it for safety
• HMOs invest in disease prevention
• Methodist Healthcare chooses Omnicell
• Medicare
• Cost of Sterilization: Process Cost Reduction
• BD
• FDA OKs Israeli company's noninvasive test for stomach bacteria
• AORN seeks to lure MM, CS workers
• Cleveland quid pro quo troubles some vendors
  by James M. Berklan
• AMA poll finds hospital labor, staffing grab CEOs' attention
• 2001 HPN Salary Survey: Most CS workers still pocketing sub-par wages
  by Todd Shields
• DeRoyal
• Novametrix
• Shedding e-controversy, materials profession returns to basics
  by Curt Werner
• OIG: Complaints of Medicare patients need action
• On The Move
• Regent Medical
• Report: New bacteria treatment targets sepsis
• Medical equipment makers show impressive stock record
• HCA must pay $745 million settlement in Medicare case
• Catholic Healthcare
• New equipment and tests for cardiac biomarker ID on the way
  by Suzanne Noble
• Tag it
• FDA accepts hepatitis B test
• Vendors quick to aid terrorism victims
• Economic Indicators
• Numbers of uninsured lower than first believed
• Making Health Care Safer
• Spectrum Surgical Instruments
• Spectrum Surgical Instruments
• On September 11
  by Curt Werner
• Court orders CMS to step up Medicare information
• AHA names Barry 2003 chairman
• Consumer Product Safety Commission
• Medtronic trumps rival, aids patients, as analysts sing praises of new InSync pacer
  by Karin Lillis
• [0] DeRoyal
• Slowing down
• Consumer group wants government investigation of alleged asthma deaths
• HHS addresses access to Medicaid, SCHIP
• Hewitt Associates
• Women's healthcare
• Economical disposable instruments
• Lessons learned: E-commerce has become what we didn't think it was
  by Frank Arduini