Sterile Processing
Stop Cleaning Unused Instruments
In some cases, 17% of instruments pulled for laparoscopic surgery are used.1 What happens to the other 83% of instruments that go unused during a case?
1. M. M. Van Meter, R. Adam. Costs Associated with Instrument Sterilization in Gynecologic Surgery. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology 2016; Volume 215, Issue 5, Pages 652.e1–652.e5
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Industry Best Practices
After instrument sets are initially developed An ongoing assessment process will ensure that the sets address the surgeons’ and facility’s current needs...
... Although an existing set may be used extensively, certain items within the set may not be used, while others might be needed to meet current demands.1
Microline specializes in eliminating redundancy from your laparoscopic instrument sets for greater process efficiency, lower costs and less waste.
International Association Of Healthcare Central Service Materiel Management (IAHCSMM) Communiqué [1]
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Many sterile processing teams are overburdened, struggling to leverage scarce resources as surgical volumes increase and instruments becomes more complex.
Microline specializes in eliminating redundancy from your laparoscopic instrument sets for greater process efficiency, lower costs and less waste.
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