Legionella at Sea: Cruise Ship Water Management and Testing Programs to Prevent Legionnaires’ Disease
Infection control has become a critical concern for cruise line operators as ships grow larger and amenities become more complex. […]
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6 Common Pitfalls in USP <797> Data Trending—And How to Fix Them
6 Common Pitfalls in USP <797> Data Trending—And How to Fix Them Has adherence to USP 797 started to feel
Do Veterinary Practices Need to Comply with USP Standards?
We are commonly asked by veterinary professionals (not to mention concerned friends and family members) whether the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) standards apply to pharmacies and
Pace® Acquires QuanTEM Laboratories, Expanding Building Sciences & Food Safety Capabilities
Pace® Analytical Services is pleased to announce that QuanTEM Laboratories, LLC, a respected environmental sciences and food microbiology testing laboratory based in
Using Fecal Source Tracking to Detect and Identify Fecal Contamination and Protect Public Health
Clean water is fundamental to healthy communities, thriving ecosystems, and safe recreation. One of the greatest threats to water quality
What Compounding Pharmacies Nationwide Can Learn from California
As a standard of minimums, USP <797> lays a solid foundation for preserving patient safety and the efficacy of compounded
Expanding Capabilities Through Collaboration: Inside the Integration of DCM Science Laboratory and Pace® Analytical
I recently sat down with Rob DeMalo, Vice President of Operations for Building Sciences, and Ron Schott, former owner of
Is Your Healthcare Facility Joint Commission Survey Ready?
While Joint Commission accreditation lends credibility to a healthcare organization and helps them earn public trust, it also comes with
Averting Tragedy: Testing Cooling Towers for Legionella
It Can Happen to Anyone Recently, a friend of mine relayed an interesting story to me. Her husband was walking
The Media COA: A Critical Component of the USP <797> Standard
If You Didn’t Document It, Did It Really Happen? The 2022 revisions to USP <797> place an increased emphasis on