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Short practical articles for procurement, biomedical engineering, sterile processing, rehabilitation, and care-at-home teams.

Jane Smith

A step-by-step, experience‑backed guide to evaluating the real cost of medical equipment—prosthetic limbs, blood pressure monitors, patient lifts, and surgical tools—using the total cost of ownership (TCO) framework. Based on 4+ years of quality inspection at STERIS.

A step-by-step, experience‑backed guide to evaluating the real cost of medical equipment—prosthetic limbs, blood pressure monitors, patient lifts, and surgical tools—using the total cost of ownership (TCO) framework. Based on 4+ years of quality inspection at STERIS.

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Jane Smith

A sterile processing department manager shares his painful $45,000 mistake: ignoring the real-world application of the STERIS 5085 service manual. Learn the difference between reading a manual and running a department—and how to stop making the same errors I did.

A sterile processing department manager shares his painful $45,000 mistake: ignoring the real-world application of the STERIS 5085 service manual. Learn the difference between reading a manual and running a department—and how to stop making the same errors I did.

Continue reading
Jane Smith

A step-by-step, experience‑backed guide to evaluating the real cost of medical equipment—prosthetic limbs, blood pressure monitors, patient lifts, and surgical tools—using the total cost of ownership (TCO) framework. Based on 4+ years of quality inspection at STERIS.

A step-by-step, experience‑backed guide to evaluating the real cost of medical equipment—prosthetic limbs, blood pressure monitors, patient lifts, and surgical tools—using the total cost of ownership (TCO) framework. Based on 4+ years of quality inspection at STERIS.

Continue reading
Jane Smith

A sterile processing department manager shares his painful $45,000 mistake: ignoring the real-world application of the STERIS 5085 service manual. Learn the difference between reading a manual and running a department—and how to stop making the same errors I did.

A sterile processing department manager shares his painful $45,000 mistake: ignoring the real-world application of the STERIS 5085 service manual. Learn the difference between reading a manual and running a department—and how to stop making the same errors I did.

Continue reading