Sterile Processing Pillars: Readiness, Traceability, and Communication

 

There’s never been a greater need for hospitals and other healthcare operations to have full visibility into their assets and how they’re being used in operating room settings and beyond.

In a healthcare landscape that’s seen most healthcare operations adopt some form of electronic health records (EHR) solution, Censis’s solutions can integrate with those capabilities and provide a more intuitive, seamless experience in ensuring that visibility.

To discuss the benefits of Censis solutions like CensiTrac and ScopeTrac Advanced in providing Sterile Processing Departments and Operating Room suites effective visibility of case needs, asset allocations, patient use, and the means to document and communicate facility-specific events related to case picking and utilization, host Shelby Skrhak was joined for this episode of Censis’s podcast by Jacob Long.

Long is a Business Development Manager and Sales Engineer for Censis. He’s personally implemented Censis solutions for years and witnessed firsthand the value for customers that derives from the visibility and traceability the organization’s systems provide via user-friendly and customer-focused application.

The world of sterile processing and perioperative departments is constantly evolving and requires a comprehensive system to fit any facility’s workflow and needs, and Long shared why Censis’s solutions fit that mission and help organization’s reprocess assets readily and safely.

Interested in learning more about Censis Technologies’ surgical asset management platform? Visit Censis.com.

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