Seminar processing of sterile goods - Block 3 - Instrumentation
€390.00
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Product information "Seminar processing of sterile goods - Block 3 - Instrumentation"
Seminar block on topic block 3 "Instrument knowledge"
Target group: Employees and managers from CSSD and AEMP
Seminar objective: Ensuring the best possible patient safety by introducing quality elements and quality systems in the procurement, care and maintenance of surgical instruments.
DIN standards 100 and 58 299 define essential requirements in instrument manufacture. This leads to the derivation of suitable measures for maintaining the quality of the instrument inventory. The sustainable preparation, handling, care and maintenance of instruments (medical devices) is decisive for the entire product life cycle and maintenance costs. Optimised procedures for maintaining the so-called "surgical steel" and preserving its value significantly reduce operating costs.
Our speaker Ralf Kurzrock is a recognised expert in instrument technology. Based on the relevant standards, he will work with you to develop quality requirements for the various instrument groups that ensure long-term instrument utilisation and sustainable patient safety. Using practical examples, quality assurance elements will be defined, recommendations for the best possible utilisation of resources will be given and options for integration into a quality management system will be explained.