Operating theatre supply aligned with scheduling and procedures.
Having complete material ready before each procedure depends on supply following the surgical schedule, not the other way round.
Every procedure has what it needs, prepared according to the scheduled procedure.
What will be used is prepared, and what is left over goes back to the storeroom in order.
The actual consumption of each type of procedure is recorded and comparable.
From the surgical schedule and material lists per type of procedure, reviewed with the surgical team, so each theatre has what it needs before starting.
Yes. By recording the actual consumption of each procedure, the material cost per type of procedure is measured and comparable between periods and teams.
They return to the warehouse in order, and their record is used to adjust the preparation lists, so over time only what will actually be used is prepared.
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