April 1, 2009
Making your GI unit more efficient
You know meticulous instrument care and handling can reduce your GI endoscopy repair costs. But did you know that the organization and design of your GI unit can also affect your daily operations as well as your repair costs? Rethinking the layout of your setting is an opportunity to manage resources cost-effectively, improve the unit's flow and function, and potentially reduce repair expenses. Here are key issues to consider.
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