Free Demo of Sterile Processing Benchmarks to be Held Sept. 13

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The Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) will hold a free webinar for anyone interested in learning more about Sterile Processing Benchmarks a new web-based tool that allows sterile processing departments to measure their policies and procedures against similar departments at other facilities.

You can register for the free demo, which will be held on Sept. 13 at 3 p.m. ET by clicking HERE and entering your information.

Nearly 100 hospitals have signed up for Sterile Processing Benchmarks in the first few weeks since it was launched.

Subscribers of the tool complete a survey that includes about 130 benchmarking measures and metrics on topics that vary from staffing and budgeting, to productivity levels and error rates.

"Were pleased that subscribers have already begun entering their benchmarking data into the system," says Patrick Bernat, AAMIs director of healthcare technology management. "Sterile processing professionals have made it clear that a standardized benchmarking tool has been sorely needed in the field. And the initial subscribers have reported that the tools ease of use makes it very attractive in terms of filling that need."

For more information on the tool, including a brief video and information on how to subscribe, click HERE.

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