June 17, 2020
Defining ‘wants’ vs ‘needs’ drives success of instrument standardization
Hospitals nationwide have thousands of unique instrument trays that take up valuable space on their shelves. Many trays are cluttered with rarely used instruments that are there “just in case.”
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