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Revolutionizing Healthcare Instrument Tracking: A CensiTrac Success Story

Angela Sullivan, Interim SPD Manager at St. Michael Medical Center, discusses the transformative impact of CensiTrac on healthcare instrument tracking. The system enhances efficiency by providing instant access to instrument information, which is crucial during surgeries. This eliminates the need for manual tracking and phone calls, significantly improving operational efficiency.

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CensiTrac streamlines instrument tracking in healthcare settings.

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The system provides instant access to instrument information during surgeries.

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CensiTrac eliminates the need for manual tracking and enhances efficiency.

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In this customer story from Censis Technologies, Angela Sullivan, the Interim SPD Manager at St. Michael Medical Center in Silverdale, Washington, shares her experience with CensiTrac, Censis’ tracking system. St. Michael Medical Center is a sizable hospital with multiple departments, including orthopedics and the main operating room, each with a unique set of instruments.

Angela emphasizes the crucial need for instrument tracking, particularly during surgeries, where it’s vital to quickly locate sets or identify if a set has been contaminated or is missing components. CensiTrac provides a solution to this challenge. With CensiTrac, staff can effortlessly access count sheets, whether they are in the assembly area, the operating room, or when assembling case carts. This streamlines the process, eliminating the need for phone calls or manual searches.

She highlights that once you experience the convenience of a system like CensiTrac, reverting to handwritten paper records becomes undesirable. The ease of accessing the system through a computer, logging in, and instantly finding the required information is a game-changer. CensiTrac puts all the necessary information at your fingertips, eliminating the time-consuming task of searching for different items and enhancing the overall efficiency of instrument management in a healthcare facility.

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I'm Angela Sullivan. I'm SPD interim manager at Michael's Medical Center in Silverdale, Washington. We're fairly larger hospital, and we have different areas where we have instruments. We have an ortho department, and then we have a main side. And so we need to know where those instruments are, especially when during surgeries, when they asking for a set. Maybe a set has been contaminated or something's missing out of that set. With Senstrack, you're able to find the count sheets right way, whether you're in assembly, whether you're in the or, whether you're putting, building case carts, you're able to find what you need, like, without having to pick up the phone, walk down somewhere. So I definitely recommend a sense of track to any facility that's looking for a tracking system. Once you come across a tracking system like this, you're, you're not gonna wanna go back to handwritten paper. It's so easy to just get over to the computer, log in to to sense a track and find what you need. It's all right there. You don't have to go and look for for different items. It's right there at your fingertips.

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Angela Sullivan is the Interim SPD Manager at St. Michael Medical Center in Silverdale, Washington. She has experience in managing healthcare instrument tracking using CensiTrac, a system that enhances efficiency by providing instant access to instrument information. Angela emphasizes the importance of this technology in streamlining operations during surgical procedures.

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