Marshall W. Ritchey, MS, MBA, RCIS

Letter from the Editor
Cardiac Cath Lab Clutter or, Spring into Action!
06/19/2008
You’ve heard about the spring cleaning. You have heard about organization. But have you heard about cleaning up your act? In the cardiac catheterization laboratory, a great deal of clutter seems to accumulate. Unnecessary items, duplicate,...
You’ve heard about the spring cleaning. You have heard about organization. But have you heard about cleaning up your act? In the cardiac catheterization laboratory, a great deal of clutter seems to accumulate. Unnecessary items, duplicate,...
You’ve heard about the spring...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Cath Lab Management
Advice: Good Management
10/07/2018
Most staff know what to do. Our job, as management, is to lead, delegate and provide the tools to get the job done. 
Most staff know what to do. Our job, as management, is to lead, delegate and provide the tools to get the job done. 
Most staff know what to do. Our...
10/07/2018
Cath Lab Digest
Where is My Stent?!
03/04/2016
Where is my stent? I need it now! What do you mean you don’t have one!!! Please note there is no question mark in the last sentence.  
Where is my stent? I need it now! What do you mean you don’t have one!!! Please note there is no question mark in the last sentence.  
Where is my stent? I need it...
03/04/2016
Cath Lab Digest
Journal Club
Article Highlight: “Hand Dysfunction After Transradial Artery Catheterization for Coronary Procedures”
03/03/2019
Complications are uncomfortable and scary for our patients. Now is the time to focus on how to avoid radial artery complications in the future, and how to quickly respond and treat complications appropriately when they do occur.
Complications are uncomfortable and scary for our patients. Now is the time to focus on how to avoid radial artery complications in the future, and how to quickly respond and treat complications appropriately when they do occur.
Complications are uncomfortable...
03/03/2019
Cath Lab Digest
To Be (Your Best) or Not To Be, That is the Question
12/05/2014
We share a list that you may change to make your own. You may make it part of each job description or personnel handbook, and/or post it in strategic places.  
We share a list that you may change to make your own. You may make it part of each job description or personnel handbook, and/or post it in strategic places.  
We share a list that you may...
12/05/2014
Cath Lab Digest
Reader-Author Exchange
Re: CLD Feb 2013 article “On-Call Scheduling – Trying for Equity”
07/01/2015
The smaller the number of your staff, the more critical adequate staffing becomes. Your need for call coverage makes advance planning all the more important.  
The smaller the number of your staff, the more critical adequate staffing becomes. Your need for call coverage makes advance planning all the more important.  
The smaller the number of your...
07/01/2015
Cath Lab Digest
On-Call Scheduling – Trying for Equity
02/04/2013
“Why do I have more on-call than the next person on this schedule? This is not justifiable. I always get stuck with on-call…[grumble, grumble].” And so it goes!
“Why do I have more on-call than the next person on this schedule? This is not justifiable. I always get stuck with on-call…[grumble, grumble].” And so it goes!
“Why do I have more on-call than...
02/04/2013
Cath Lab Digest
Case Report
A Safe, Novel, and Non-Invasive Method of Treating Long Radial Artery Pseudoaneurysm
02/07/2017
Bedside ultrasound revealed a long 0.5 x 0.5 x 7.0 cm pulsatile radial artery pseudoaneurysm. Treatment with ultrasound-guided compression for over one hour was unsuccessful.
Bedside ultrasound revealed a long 0.5 x 0.5 x 7.0 cm pulsatile radial artery pseudoaneurysm. Treatment with ultrasound-guided compression for over one hour was unsuccessful.
Bedside ultrasound revealed a...
02/07/2017
Cath Lab Digest
Editorial
Re: “Mean Girls of the ER: The Alarming Nurse Culture of Bullying and Hazing”
08/01/2015
Marshall W. Ritchey, MS, MBA, RCIS, Manager, Cardiac Cath Lab, Piedmont Medical Center, Rock Hill, South Carolina, shares his response to this Marie Claire article from a cath lab perspective. This letter was originally written to his staff...
Marshall W. Ritchey, MS, MBA, RCIS, Manager, Cardiac Cath Lab, Piedmont Medical Center, Rock Hill, South Carolina, shares his response to this Marie Claire article from a cath lab perspective. This letter was originally written to his staff...
Marshall W. Ritchey, MS, MBA,...
08/01/2015
Cath Lab Digest
Cath Lab Management
Quality and Safety: The Marshall Method
04/30/2019
Happy staff stay. Stressed, scared, or sad staff depart your cardiac cath lab in search of a better life.
Happy staff stay. Stressed, scared, or sad staff depart your cardiac cath lab in search of a better life.
Happy staff stay. Stressed,...
04/30/2019
Cath Lab Digest

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