In this video from a recent fireside chat, InVita's Steve Coloia and Terso's Jason Rosenmurgy--both industry veterans--explored the essential integrations that are must-haves for high-value tissue and implant control. From RFID and supplier interfaces, to syncing internal systems like EHRs and MMIS, these tools are true game-changers. When integrated effectively, these technologies eliminate waste and loss, prevent stockouts and shortages, and streamline operations, saving time, effort and resources.
Must-Have Data Integrations: The Key to Tissue and Implant Control
Managing the complexity and volume of non-biologic implants without a fully data-integrated approach? It's nearly impossible. Healthcare organizations grapple with the high costs, intricate processes, and overwhelming effort involved in managing these critical assets. But what if there was a simpler, more cost-effective solution?
Expired Implants: A Hidden Drain on Hospital Resources
Have you ever faced the frustration of expired implants collecting dust on shelves? Expiration is a major source of waste and financial loss for hospitals. While existing systems offer alerts for items expiring within 30, 60, or 90 days, these lists are often too broad and fail to prioritize high-value implants based on risk and cost. What if you could predict and prevent expirations effortlessly? Imagine the savings in time and resources.
Inventory Stockouts and Shortages: The Costly Impact of Poor Visibility
Inventory waste and loss are not just an inconvenience--they're costly and can impact patient care. Poor visibility and ineffective tracking often lead to misplaced inventory, unused implants going unreturned, and overlooked logs post-surgery. Running out of items just before surgery disrupts operations, delays procedures, and increases costs due to rush orders and expedited deliveries. What if you had eyes on your inventory 24/7?
What you don't know about implant control could cost you--literally. This video segment is packed with must-see insights that can make a real difference in your facility's operations. Watch this short clip to crack the code to tissue and non-biologic implant control!