Seminar processing of sterile goods - Block 4 - Surface Changes
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Product information "Seminar processing of sterile goods - Block 4 - Surface Changes"
Seminar block 4 "Recognising surface changes - causes and prevention"
Target group: Employees and managers from AEMP, CSSD, building services and hygiene officers
Seminar objective: This part of the seminar focuses on avoiding daily risks and cost drivers as well as ensuring patient protection by recognising surface changes, their causes and the integration of suitable preventive measures.
Medical devices are subject to countless external influences during their life cycle, from procurement to replacement, which inevitably have negative effects. These range from visually unattractive to rendering the medical device unusable.
In practice, it has been proven that only a holistic approach and analysis of the sterile processing chain can provide the necessary solutions to eliminate destructive influences on medical devices.
In this seminar block 4, our speaker Ralf Kurzrock will explain in detail the exact causes of surface changes on medical devices. Working together in groups, you will identify changes and develop possible solutions that lead to increased patient and user safety.