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Ensuring patient and staff safety during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Jeff Bendix, Senior Editor,Logan Lutton

Practices need to follow CDC guidelines

David Zetter, founder of Zetter HealthCare LLC, says practices need to follow CDC guidelines, be aware of states’ travel restrictions, and continually educate staff members about the importance of adhering to safety protocols.

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