nificantly decrease dry times, which has instruments ready for use
soon after the sterilization cycle is complete.
• Instrument tracking. I consider this technology to be absolutely
necessary in today's fast-paced sterile processing departments,
whether that's a
radio-frequency iden-
tification (RFID) or a
basic barcode track-
ing system. Your
techs save time and
energy in counting
instruments and
locating specific
instrument trays
through the system. I
predict we'll see
stricter requirements
in the future for facili-
ties to know what
instruments were
used in which
patients, something
that you can get
ahead of by imple-
menting instrument
tracking software
now.
The latest tracking
systems make it easy
for techs to pull up an
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