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How Hospitals Can Reduce Surgical Consumables Costs Without Compromising SafetySurgical consumable constitutes a huge percentage of operating costs of a hospital. Surgical gloves, gowns, drapes, sutures, syringes, catheters and sterilizatiAwareness
Disposable vs Reusable Surgical Drapes: Which Is Safer for Infection Control?Surgical drapes are critical in ensuring that there is a sterile field during the medical procedure. These serve as a shield against the potential…Awareness
Inventory Management for Surgical Consumables: Best Practices for HospitalsOne of the most significant yet neglected aspects of the work of a hospital is efficient inventory management. Surgical items like gloves, syringes, drapes,…Awareness
How Disposable Product Failures Disrupt OT SchedulesOne of the highly organized settings in any hospital is the operating theatres. All processes are planned to the minute, the allocation of the…Awareness
How Hospitals Can Reduce Disposable Spend Without Compromising Infection ControlDisposables have ceased to be a luxury in healthcare in the modern world, and these are the building blocks of infection prevention. The initial…Awareness
Single-Use vs Reusable Surgical Accessories: A Risk-Based ComparisonThe work of surgical settings is associated with one simple rule: avoid any needless risk. All the tools, surfaces and accessories that get on…Standards changes, barrier-performance research and product notes - sent to procurement and CSSD teams. No sales spam.
