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Artificial Intelligence in the Operating Room (Part 2)

Artificial Intelligence in the Operating Room - Innovating Perioperative Nursing Practice As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in the operating room, the focus shifts beyond efficiency to what matters most—patient outcomes. In Part 2, host Ashley Drane and panelists dive into how AI is influencing patient safety, enhancing clinical decision-making, and helping teams identify risks before they happen. The conversation also explores the ethical considerations of AI, including maintaining human judgment, avoiding over-reliance, and preserving empathy in high-stakes environments. Looking ahead, the panel shares insights on the future of AI in perioperative care and what it will take to balance innovation with the human connection at the core of healthcare. Speakers: Ashley Drane, Manager, Medical Affairs, Baxter | Podcast Host Louie Ang, DNP, MSN-Ed, RN, NPD-BC, CNOR-SURG-OB Renz Marion Duldulao, MSN, RN, CNOR Marc Anthony Dela Cruz Esteban, MSN-Ed, RN, CNOR

Artificial Intelligence in the Operating Room (Part 1)

Artificial Intelligence in the Operating Room - Innovating Perioperative Nursing Practice Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the operating room—but what does that look like in practice today? In Part 1 of this two-part series, host Ashley Drane, Manager, Medical Affairs at Baxter, is joined by perioperative experts to explore how AI is already being integrated into surgical environments. From predictive analytics and workflow efficiency to training and education, the discussion highlights how technology is evolving from manual processes to connected, data-driven systems. The panel shares real-world experiences, discusses early adoption challenges, and examines what it takes to prepare clinicians for a future where AI plays a growing role in everyday practice. Speakers: Ashley Drane, Manager, Medical Affairs, Baxter | Podcast Host Louie Ang, DNP, MSN-Ed, RN, NPD-BC, CNOR-SURG-OB Renz Marion Duldulao, MSN, RN, CNOR Marc Anthony Dela Cruz Esteban, MSN-Ed, RN, CNOR

From Flap Failure to Healing with Air-Fluidized Therapy

In this episode of Baxter ConnectEd Carecast, host Lindsey Farina, MBA, MSN, RN, welcomes Faye Dolatre, MSN, BSN, RN, to share the story of a patient who achieved a successful healing outcome following flap failure and a second reconstructive flap procedure. The conversation explores the role of air-fluidized therapy, care coordination, and the practical lessons learned during implementation.

Positioning Complications No One Talks About — Until It's Too Late

In this episode of Baxter's ConnectED Carecast, host Ashley Drane is joined by Ashley Bartholomew, MSN, RN, CNOR, ONC, an orthopedic OR nurse, educator, and nationally recognized perioperative leader, to discuss an often-overlooked aspect of patient safety: surgical positioning. Together, they explore positioning-related complications, including nerve injuries, pressure injuries, and perioperative vision loss, while highlighting the importance of reassessment, team communication, patient advocacy, and continuous vigilance throughout a procedure. Learn why positioning should be viewed as an ongoing clinical intervention and not simply a task completed before incision.

Falling Through the Cracks: Recognizing Risk in the ED

Hosted by Lindsey Farina and featuring emergency room nurse Madison McClear, BSN, RN, this episode explores the unique challenges of identifying and preventing patient falls in the emergency department. From rapidly changing patient conditions and overcrowding to visibility challenges and staffing realities, Madison shares firsthand insights from the front lines of emergency care.

From Layers to Landscape: Cross Over Perspective

In this episode of the Baxter ConnectEd Care podcast, host Marie Marte, Advanced Practice Nurse and Medical Science Liaison at Baxter, speaks with Britney Ann Butt, CWOCN®, WOCC®, Wound & Ostomy Care Program Manager at Keck Medicine of USC, about pressure injury prevention through the lens of both Canadian and U.S. healthcare systems. Together, they explore the shared challenges clinicians face regardless of geography, including support surface utilization, microclimate management, skin assessment across diverse skin tones, and the importance of evidence-based prevention practices. Britney also shares practical bedside strategies for optimizing patient outcomes, reducing unnecessary layers, supporting mobility, and making the most of available resources. Tune in for a cross-border conversation filled with real-world insights and actionable takeaways for clinicians committed to advancing pressure injury prevention.

When Beds Are Full: Realities of Emergency Care

In this episode of the Baxter ConnectEd Care podcast, host Lindsey Farina, Principal Medical Science Liaison at Baxter, speaks with Megan McCormick, Nurse Manager of Operations at UNC Rex Hospital, about the realities of emergency care when hospital capacity is stretched. Together, they explore what a typical day looks like in the emergency department today, how patient flow and boarding shape care delivery, and the experience of both patients and care teams when beds are full.

From Falls to Frontlines: Innovative Strategies in Patient Safety

Listen to the latest episode of Baxter’s ConnectED Carecast: From Falls to Frontlines: Innovative Strategies in Patient Safety. This conversation brings practical, evidence-based insights into one of healthcare’s most persistent challenges: preventing patient falls. Hosted by Marie Marte and featuring clinical leaders Laurie Gattinella and Jessica Giza, the episode explores real-world strategies that are helping teams address patient safety, enhance frontline engagement, and sustain fall-prevention outcomes over time.

The Future is Now Elevating Pressure Injury Prevention

In this episode, Marie Marte and Lizzie Faust discuss the critical role of technology and innovation in pressure injury prevention. They explore the importance of selecting appropriate support surfaces, navigating challenges in clinical settings, and the impact of microclimate management on patient outcomes. The conversation emphasizes the need for healthcare leaders to adopt a holistic approach to patient care, integrating education and resources to enhance safety and effectiveness in clinical practice.

True ICU: Skin Safety in the ICU

Join Keilah McCoon-Jacot BSN, RN, CCRN, and National Senior Manager of Clinical Solutions for Baxter Care Solutions and Heather Kooiker MSN, RN, CNL, CNOR, CNFA, and Senior Manager of Medical Affairs for Baxter Care Solutions in this podcast for Skin Safety and prevention of HAPIs in the ICU. We cover risk factors both physiologically and financially, as well as information aiming to the prevention of pressure injuries. These preventions ensure staff safety while enhancing patient comfort and recovery.

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