Ward storage - Stanley Healthcare Solutions
Ward storage - Stanley Healthcare Solutions
Ward storage - Stanley Healthcare Solutions
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Supply chain interaction!<br />
How is your supply chain helping you to do your job?<br />
A customised solution - designed with care for people who care<br />
Your ward stock room is the final stage of the supply chain. The last link between suppliers and point-of-use is often neglected<br />
even though it has a huge impact on the ward’s performance, time management and over all satisfaction of staff.<br />
Recent surveys show that nurses use one third of their time on non-patient activities causing frustrations at the<br />
front-line of service.<br />
Insufficient means of <strong>storage</strong> & capacity causes boxes to be left on the floor and ward hallways therefore new incoming<br />
supplies tend to get a “wherever it fits” location, making it impossible to keep organised stock locations.<br />
Valuable treatment time is lost by:<br />
• Identify issues with current situation<br />
• Obtain physical frame (floor plan)<br />
• Generate solution<br />
• Install products<br />
• Implement supplies<br />
All you have to do is start using your new optimised<br />
<strong>storage</strong> solution and enjoy the extra time and energy<br />
you can put into more patient care<br />
Getting from B to Z<br />
Scan Modul System can even take it one step further<br />
as we are also offering a total supply concept called<br />
NoCount®. This supply method has proven itself with<br />
appreciable results for our customers by numerous<br />
installations world wide.<br />
The concept automates the stocktaking & order routines<br />
with our software application Scan Modul Data<br />
System reducing nurses time spent on replenishment<br />
with as much as 95 %.<br />
Searching for the right supplies<br />
Stock locations change, consumption directly from boxes in hallways or floors, supplies “hiding” behind other supplies<br />
Not having the essential supplies near the point-of-use<br />
Inheriting an old layout of treatment rooms, nursing stations & stores has caused inefficient placement of supplies<br />
Administrative tasks caused by stockouts due to inaccurate stocktaking<br />
The insufficient overview of stock causes inaccurate stocktaking leading to either overstocking or stockouts<br />
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