In the dynamic world of healthcare, efficient inventory management can make all the difference in delivering quality patient care and maintaining a financially sustainable operation. Hospital administrators and clinicians alike understand the challenges of keeping track of a vast array of supplies, devices, and implants. In this blog, we’ll explore how the combined power of […]
The 10-Minute Advantage of iRIScope: Revolutionizing Endoscope Management In the fast-paced world of healthcare, every minute counts. Efficiency is the key to delivering optimal patient care, and when it comes to endoscope management, the stakes are even higher. Enter iRIScope, a game-changer in the realm of endoscope management systems. Its standout feature? The 10-minute advantage.
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Flexible and semi-rigid endoscopes are complex and sophisticated medical devices that are used to perform various diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in health care facilities. However, these devices also pose a significant risk of transmitting infections if they are not properly reprocessed between patient uses. Therefore, it is essential to follow the best practices and standards
Healthcare logistics platform provider Mobile Aspects soon will install its RFID-enabled tissue and implant tracking system in a pair of Cambridge Health Alliance hospitals, helping the Massachusetts-based healthcare provider modernize its surgical care delivery and inventory analysis processes. Mobile Aspects’ iRISecure system will replace time-consuming manual tracking methods in operating rooms at CHA Cambridge Hospital
Loaner scopes are typically very hard to track in busy endoscopy departments, where they are combined in circulation with dozens of other endoscopes across multiple floors or buildings. Without proper documentation, it is hard to know exactly when loaner scopes are due to be sent back to the vendor. Loaner scopes can also end up
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In many US health systems, endoscopes are stored and shared across several different buildings and campuses due to the sheer number of endoscopes required to treat both routine and specialty procedures. As a result, many of these shared endoscopes are misplaced or lost, and hundreds of hours are spent monthly trying to track them down,
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The healthcare supply chain has come a long way over the past few decades. For most hospitals, the supply chain included mainly manual processes for obtaining resources, managing supplies, and delivering goods and services to providers and patients. Because there are thousands of products and services that go through a hospital’s supply chain, along with
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All blood is precious, but type O-negative blood has especially high importance in Emergency Departments and Trauma Centers. Shortage of blood is a barrier to properly treat trauma patients, provide blood transfusions, and conduct surgeries. For patients whose lives hang in the balance, Trauma Centers and Emergency Departments require Type O-negative blood to perform life-saving
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An insufficient blood supply can have severe negative impacts on hospitals, especially in a Trauma Centers or Emergency Department. A shortage of blood is an obstacle to properly treat trauma patients, provide blood transfusions, and conduct elective surgeries. Trauma Centers and Emergency Departments require Type O-negative blood, which is also known as uncrossmatched blood, for
Documentation of supplies in hospitals is extremely important, and when it comes to uncrossmatched blood, also known as O –negative, it becomes absolutely critical. O-negative blood is the most required blood type in Emergency and Trauma centers due to its near universal applicability. Because of its broad applicability, time doesn’t need to be spent verifying
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