ASC leaders need to do a walkthrough of their facility to look at the size of their rooms, where the equipment will be stored when it isn’t in use and where the equipment will be in the room when it is in use. They should also look at storage for the additional supplies that they’ll need to bring in. Accounting for these changes ahead of implementing the program will allow for a more efficient storage as well as an effective ordering process.
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