gies that can help your reprocessing techs do their jobs more effective-
ly.
• Crowded surgical trays. Instrument trays are often filled with
tools that might not be needed in the OR. Hear about how to work
with members of the sterile processing team, OR staff and surgeons to
reorganize and consolidate instrument sets in order to increase repro-
cessing efficiencies and reduce case start time delays.
• Up-to-date IFUs. It's difficult to remain up to speed on instrument
manufacturers' instructions for use, which outline the essential steps for
proper instrument cleaning and sterilizing. After this talk, you'll head
home with tips for keeping IFUs current and readily available.
• Heightened security. Theft of instruments and other equipment
is a growing concern. The Beyond Clean team has ideas on how to
keep your inventory locked down and safe.
• Labor shortages. Good help in hard to find in sterile processing.
The Beyond Clean team will discuss ways to find and attract qualified
instrument reprocessing personnel and motivate your team to improve
their skills and seek certification in proper instrument care.
• Single-use versus reusable. Is it smarter to purchase dispos-
ables or invest in durable instrumentation? Listen to the pros and
cons of each option before deciding which one makes the most finan-
cial and clinical sense for your facility.
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