SPD911 EP 3 PART 1 The Fear Culture & Mental Health Crisis in Sterile Processing
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The thing is back on... I was saying before you say yes, there's this thing on my screen again, but... Welcome back. I am your host, Dr. Jake Taylor Jacobs, president of COO Sips Healthcare. And this show is all about tackling the toughest challenges in sterile processing. Whether you're on the front lines or making high level decisions, we're here to equip you with real solutions to rescue and elevate your department. Each episode, I'm joined by our director of clinical compliance, the GOAT, Sharon Green-Golden, a leader in compliance and regulatory standards, and our director of clinical operations, the Derek Jones, Sr., a specialist in operational efficiency. and team development. Together, we break down the critical issues affecting CSPD departments and provide actionable strategies to help you stay ahead. SPD 911 isn't just a show, it's your emergency response for sterile processing. We tackle compliance concerns, streamline operations, and help you grow as a leader in the field.
If you want to participate live and ask your questions, join the Executive Edge community. It is free and the only way to engage with us directly. Every episode will break down compliance and operational issues with expert guidance because when it comes to sterile processing, Every decision matters. Join us live every week on Wednesday at 12 p.m. Central Standard Time to catch the greatest central sterile processing live show on planet Earth. SPD 911. Here we are. What's going on, team? How y'all doing? Good afternoon. You're doing great. Good afternoon. Listen, I'm not going to lie. I'm starting to get better at the introduction. You cold. You got it. You got it. Hey, one thing, though. One day I'm going to get that goat status on my name.
Not yet. Not yet. Sorry. I get it one day. Listen, one day. What do you call a baby goat? Let me see. Billy goat. Call me Billy. Hold on. Hold on. I'm about to look up. I'm about to really Google baby goat right now. Baby. What is a baby? Go. Called. What is a bad kid? I don't want you to be called kid. You see what I'm saying? Hey, Billy, go. Listen, I earned these stripes. That's right. Tell them how many years, SGG. Get them together. 40. Okay. All right. All right. I surrender today. Yeah, but I can call you Hemothy. I can say now DJ Hemothy. Okay, I appreciate that. How y'all doing this week? How's your week going, y'all? Mine's going good. It's going good? Beautiful. Beautiful. No complaints. Any day, any opportunity to do something better. I'm always positive and up for it.
Somebody said, hey, Billy. Yeah, right. It's all good. Hey, no, listen, listen, but you don't understand his language. Bah, bah, bah. See, as you understand, she understand goat. Bah, bah. Right. So, so, so DJ, you're on site at one of our sites. Yep. Is it cold there? Well, actually it isn't cold. Um, we're in when, what average about 45 degrees here is beautiful. Um, and, um, It's actually beautiful here to believe it or not, especially in close to the end of February. So it's the weather's not the challenge. Let's just leave it at that. Oh, we're going to talk about some stuff today. SGG, how you doing? Is it cold where you are? I'm doing fine. We were almost 70 degrees yesterday. We are recouping from the snowstorm and running.
Well, y'all didn't ask me, but I'm doing well. I'm doing good. You're doing well. What's that temp, right? You look well-rested. Oh, it's about 70 degrees. Y'all don't see my chocolate and it's gleaming right now? It's just looking real melanin. Just real melanin. Hey, y'all, we got some good questions today. We have some really good questions, and I think that we should just go ahead and get to it. What do y'all say? Okay. Okay. Let's bring it on. So listen, for everyone that's watching right now, SPD 911 isn't just a show. Like we said earlier, it's your emergency response team for sterile processing. And the biggest thing that we want to focus on is that the problems that we're dealing in sterile processing, these aren't just questions that we're receiving.
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