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less than 20 minutes, rather than 2 hours. "With the growing demand for faster turnover of surgical proce- dures, particularly in high-volume situations, reprocessing of med- ical devices in a timely fashion has been an ongoing challenge," notes Ms. Segal. One Tray is ideally suited for high-turnover loaner sets. The contain- ers provide for the safe storage, transport and ensured delivery of the enclosed devices in a sealed container with tamper-evident security and load record documentation. It eliminates the waste associated with the wrapping of surgical instrumentation and orthopedic loaner sets. 4 Transportation labels. Are you transporting clean instruments to the OR and then using the same system to trans- port dirty instruments to your sterile process- ing department? One frequently encoun- tered problem when using the same bin or cart for both clean and dirty instrument trans- port is the lack of a biohazard symbol, which places the facility in vio- lation of OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, says Ms. Perri. One innovative solution is the Transportation Identification Tag, Healthmark's 2-part labeling system. The top layer is the "clean" 4 4 • O U T PA T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E • J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 9 • IS THAT CART CLEAN OR DIRTY? The Transportation Identification Tag from Healthmark.

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