Tray changes increase procedures by 17% in Finland
Splitting two existing Mölnlycke® ProcedurePak® tays into four new trays – and colour coding for easier stock management – helped Coxa Hospital in Finland boost its efficiency.
Tarmo Martikainen, CEO at Coxa Hospital, Finland
Coxa increased the number of procedures performed by 17 percent and incorporated lean processes into its daily work.
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