Promotion of Daniel Chevrette highlights equipment & logistics company’s focus on rapidly expanding need within the healthcare industry
WARWICK, R.I. – In a move that will strengthen its biomedical services, CME Corp is excited to announce the promotion of Daniel Chevrette to Director of National Services.
With years of being an industry leader in point-of-care products, Howard Medical is known for its mobile solutions that have flexible and durable designs tailored to fit multiple and varying work flows.
Howard is working closely with several of the most elite health systems in the country to solve a variety of clinical, IT, and biomed needs. We strongly suggest that Nursing, IT, and Biomedical departments be involved in decisions when selecting which WOW is best for the facility. The feedback from these relationships helps our ongoing research and engineering efforts stay ahead of the ever-changing IT healthcare industry.
Howard continues to develop industry-leading unique ergonomic features highlighted below that will help customers select the Workstation on Wheels (WOWs) that best meet your hospital’s needs. Howard has a wide variety of cart solutions that fit most needs in a healthcare setting.
Medical logistics company adds DLA ECAT to grow portfolio, secure approvals to supply federal, state and local entities
WARWICK, R.I. – CME Corp is pleased to announce that the company has grown its portfolio of government contract offerings by securing a Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Department of Defense contract.
CME’s DLA ECAT contract increases company offerings to include military services including the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps.
Healthcare supply chain professionals are experts at juggling priorities as they face purchasing decisions that impact patients and facility staff in both great and small ways. Considering that U.S. hospitals contribute 8 percent of the total national carbon footprint, the power that supply chain managers wield in reducing environmental impact and increasing the sustainability of healthcare should not be overlooked.
In a peer-reviewed study published in the American Journal of Infection Control, infection data from 12 months before and after the installation of the VidaShield infection prevention system in the special care unit (SCU) of a hospital in Kentucky was analyzed. Overall infection rates were reduced by 60% and the rates of common healthcare-associated infections like Clostridium difficile, CAUTIs and CLABSIs were reduced by more than 60%, despite no reported changes in the amount/type of cleaning done, the infection control protocol or reporting procedures. (depicted below)1
Building a new operating room is a complex process that involves balancing needs of facility staff with construction costs, while also looking forward to future healthcare trends.
To make planning and construction go smoothly, it helps to consider every possible variable at the outset of the growth process.
Initial Outfitting and Transition (IO&T) is a turn-key solution implemented by the federal government that refers to the entire process of setting up military medical facilities. Prior to the IO&T process projects were hampered by delays, crucial details would be missed, and facilities would face opening with an unprepared staff. However, using the IO&T system efficiently consolidates projects under a single contractor who is familiar with the nuances that come with government work and military facilities.
When renovations and updates just don’t cut it, a healthcare system may decide to build a replacement facility. It goes without saying that these projects can be some of the most challenging as they combine the elements of new construction with the logistics of relocation all of which must be accomplished with minimal disruption to patients and healthcare staff.
Fostering collaboration across the supply-chain can make these large-scale construction projects much more manageable saving time and money along the way. With CME’s equipment expertise and breadth of product lines and the project management prowess of Global Workplace Solutions (GWS) Healthcare services, one replacement hospital project was recently planned and executed seamlessly.
Medical logistics company increases bandwidth to accommodate growth in the region
WARWICK, R.I. – Following years of soaring demand for healthcare facility equipment, CME has moved into a new warehouse in Orange, Calif., that will double its capacity for providing assembly, staging, biomedical and distribution services throughout Southern California, the medical distributor and logistics company announced today.
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