We continually strive to provide excellent quality care in a safe environment. Our organization is involved in the following state and national healthcare quality initiatives:
Within the facility we utilize a healthcare team to make improvements in the following areas:
Patient Safety
Pain Management
Patient Flow Efficiency Throughout The Hospital
Multiple areas are monitored to evaluate processes and outcomes. Some examples include:
Restraints
Patient Safety Goals
Resuscitation Practices and Outcomes
Perinatal Safety
Appropriateness of Procedures Performed
Working with caregivers from across the country, our parent company, HCA has invested more than $300 million to develop industry leading technology, systems, and processes to improve patient safety. This is just one part of our commitment to providing a broad range of high quality services that meet the growing and changing healthcare needs of our community.
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Tampa Eye & Specialty Surgery Center
4302 North Gomez Avenue Tampa, FL 33607
Telephone:
(813) 870-6330
Fax:
(813) 871-3956
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Rising cases of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections make this month’s observance of the National Handwashing Awareness Week (December 7-13) even more vital than before. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cite that hand washing is the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection. So, remember to wash dirty hands, always wash before eating, and keep fingers out of eyes, nose and mouth. The following links provide more information:
Rising cases of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections make this month’s observance of the National Handwashing Awareness Week (December 7-13) even more vital than before. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cite that hand washing is the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection. So, remember to wash dirty hands, always wash before eating, and keep fingers out of eyes, nose and mouth. The following links provide more information: 
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