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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2024 · 2 MIN

Inventory Management

from First Case Podcast · host First Case Media

"With the high cost of medical equipment and the constant demand for new and innovative technologies, effective inventory management is crucial for maximizing the lifespan and value of these assets. By tracking and managing inventory in real-time, healthcare facilities can make informed decisions about when to repair, replace, or upgrade their equipment, ultimately helping to reduce costs and improve patient outcomes." Tune in to episode 6 to learn more about the importance of inventory management and find out which individuals in our facilities are responsible for accurately tracking and managing the stock of goods, materials, and equipment in a healthcare facility. Tune in now! ------- In this 12-Part Expert Series On-The-Go series, we're learning from industry expert Ashley Jackson, VP of Asset Management Solutions at Mazree. With several years of experience at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center as a Biomedical Engineering Manager, Ashley is a foremost expert in Asset Management. She now oversees the development and implementation of Mazree's innovative and advanced Lifecycle Management CMMS product that launched in 2023. #operatingroom #expertseries #assetrecovery #assetmanagement #perioperative #healthcare

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