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Claremore Indian Hospital reports CAP accreditation, new endoscopy cabinet and ongoing power-system upgrades after April outage
Summary
Claremore Indian Hospital told the Cherokee Nation Health Committee it received high marks from the College of American Pathologists, installed an endoscopy drying cabinet and is working on a complex electrical upgrade after an April storm that caused a partial outage.
Tony Deckard, chief operating officer at Claremore Indian Hospital, told the Cherokee Nation Health Committee on May’s agenda that the hospital’s laboratory earned high praise during its College of American Pathologists accreditation inspection and the facility recently installed a new endoscopy drying cabinet to improve processing and prolong scope life.
Deckard said the CAP inspection — conducted every two years — focused on laboratory technologies and testing accuracy. “Our lab department’s amazing. They received high, high praise,” he told the committee.
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