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Videos
Matthew Pullen, MD: Public Health Fatigue and Preparedness Gaps Remain Major Challenges for Future Outbreaks
May 13, 2026
Matthew Pullen, MD, discusses lessons from COVID-19, health care worker safety, public health fatigue, outbreak preparedness, and why local planning remains essential for future infectious disease threats.
Could Hantavirus Cause the Next Pandemic? Matthew Pullen, MD, Explains Why the Risk Is Low
May 13, 2026
Matthew Pullen, MD, discusses why hantavirus remains a serious but geographically limited threat, explaining how low transmissibility and high mortality reduce the likelihood of a future pandemic.
Matthew Pullen, MD: Understanding Hantavirus, Sin Nombre Virus, and the Emerging Andes Virus Threat
May 13, 2026
Matthew Pullen, MD, explains the differences between Sin Nombre and Andes viruses, their transmission routes, and why hantavirus pulmonary syndrome remains a serious public health concern.
Infectious Disease Doctor Discusses Hantavirus Outbreak and Public Health Preparedness, Misinformation, and Emerging Disease Threats
May 13, 2026
A rare hantavirus outbreak linked to a South American cruise ship is drawing global attention, but experts say fears of a COVID-19-style pandemic are largely unsupported. Infectious disease physician Matthew Pullen, MD, discusses Andes virus transmission, misinformation, cruise ship risks, and what health care professionals should really be watching for.
Education, Advocacy, and Recognition: Malinda Elammari on the Future of Sterile Processing
May 11, 2026
At HSPA 2026 in Baltimore, Malinda Elammari shares why education, certification, and data literacy are critical to advancing sterile processing. Learn how stronger advocacy and recognition can elevate SPD’s role in patient safety and health care outcomes.
Empowering Careers and Confidence in Sterile Processing: Voices From HSPA 2026
May 07, 2026
Sterile processing leaders Rebecca Lauber, FHSPA, and Vanessa Frank share insights from their HSPA 2026 presentation on career growth, professional identity, and active learning. Their message is clear: Empowering technicians, strengthening education, and building confidence are key to advancing patient safety and the future of sterile processing.
HSPA 2026: Building Stronger Relationships Between SPD and Other Departments
May 01, 2026
At HSPA 2026 in Baltimore, sterile processing leaders Katie Belski, BSHCA, a-IPC, CRCST, CHL, CIS, CER; and Nicole Simon, CIS, CHL, CRCST, emphasized collaboration, mentorship, and stronger relationships between SPD and other departments to improve communication, resources, and patient safety across health care systems.
HSPA 2026 Baltimore Draws Record Preconference Attendance as Sterile Processing Professionals Focus on Education, Networking, and Community Impact
April 29, 2026
HSPA 2026 in Baltimore opened with record preconference attendance, expanded educational sessions, charitable community outreach, and global networking, highlighting the growing influence and momentum of sterile processing professionals across healthcare.
Scan Fatigue in Sterile Processing: HSPA 2026 Interview Highlights Workflow Gaps and Opportunities
April 27, 2026
Scan fatigue is affecting sterile processing workflows, resulting in gaps in documentation and adherence. At HSPA 2026, Deannard Esnard, CRCST, CIS, CER, CHL, CFER, CQUIA, discusses the need to streamline tracking systems, improve staff engagement, and strengthen patient safety.