July 15 2024 — Mobile Aspects, a Pittsburgh-based health care logistics platform provider, will be launching and implementing its new Hub Console platform – software that will enable customers to more easily access Mobile Aspects’ solutions while saving time, money and IT resources – by July 2025. To ensure the highest level of security for […]
In the fast-paced world of healthcare, managing high-value assets efficiently is crucial for maintaining operational effectiveness and ensuring patient care. Hospitals often face persistent challenges with asset management, such as misplaced equipment, unauthorized borrowing, and excessive administrative tasks. Enter iRISupply RE, a cutting-edge solution designed to transform how healthcare providers store and manage their valuable
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In the fast-paced realm of healthcare, efficiency, accuracy, and patient safety are paramount. Enter iRISecure Specimen, a game-changing RFID tracking solution meticulously designed to transform specimen management in healthcare settings. This cutting-edge system leverages automation to expedite testing processes, minimizing manual intervention and maximizing efficiency. Unlocking Financial Success: iRISecure Specimen doesn’t just enhance operational efficiency;
In the fast-paced world of healthcare, especially for specialists performing endoscopies, managing workflow efficiently is paramount. The recent ST91 guidelines have added a layer of complexity to endoscope reprocessing, emphasizing the need for structured processes and meticulous documentation. In this landscape, Mobile Aspects introduces IRIScope, an endoscope management system that goes beyond conventional storage solutions.
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The introduction of ST91 guidelines has significantly impacted healthcare facilities, particularly those performing endoscopic procedures regularly. Among the crucial updates is the recommendation for drying endoscope channels for a minimum of 10 minutes, utilizing pressure-regulated forced instrument air. This requirement aims to enhance the reprocessing of flexible and semi-rigid endoscopes, promoting patient safety. However, implementing
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In the relentless pursuit of cost reduction and operational efficiency in healthcare, the spotlight is increasingly on transforming hospital supply chains. Surgical implants and supplies, significant contributors to supply costs, have historically been managed inefficiently, with top-down ordering and a hands-off approach to inventory management. Amid this landscape, a pivotal metric has emerged as a
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Hospital executives are increasingly recognizing the need for cost reduction and efficiency improvement in the face of shifting healthcare paradigms. One key area under scrutiny is the hospital supply chain, specifically the management of surgical implants and supplies that constitute a significant portion of supply costs. Traditionally, the top-down ordering approach, with physicians determining stock
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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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A pair of recent studies highlighted the extraordinary amount of time that US clinicians spend documenting their encounters in electronic health records (EHRs). While previous studies have looked at the general amount of time that clinicians spend documenting in EHRs, these particular studies looked at the gap between US-based clinicians and clinicians based in other
Many hospitals struggle to keep tabs on valuable equipment they need to treat patients. Several valuable machines, such as transport monitors and cardiac defibrillators, are used by multiple departments and staff members within a hospital, and especially during busy periods it can be hard to track one down when you need it the most. This
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