Quality Assurance Monitoring

With a renewed interest from the public on infection control procedures, we've put together a brief, anonymous survey to help you test your knowledge.  The data will be used for an upcoming Dental Economics article but we also hope it will help you find any weak spots in your sterilization systems.
1.In your office, which type of sterilizer do you use?(Required.)
2.In your office, which types of quality assurance monitors do you use to ensure the sterility of your instruments. 


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3.Each sterilizer that is used should have accompanying documentation to prove that sterilization procedures are being followed, in addition to a log for regular unit maintenance. Is this something the clinical team is aware of and performs regularly?(Required.)
4.How frequently do you perform biological monitoring on your sterilization unit?(Required.)
5.Do you have a protocol for if your biological monitoring devices fail?


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6.Which type of biological monitoring spore test do you use in your office?(Required.)
7.Does your team train on instrument reprocessing?


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8.Does your team write the appropriate documentation on the sterilization packages to include the date, initials of the person wrapping the instruments, and the sterilizing unit if there is more than one?


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9.Would you be interested in using a specific reader to monitor the success of your current infection control process?
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10.Would you be interested in a spore test that is conducted in-office with results in less than one hour?
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11.Enter your email to be entered to win a $100 gift card (optional)
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