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Patient Supply Recovery Strategy
Utilizing the RDS-32a, Rapid Decontamination System, combined with Supply Recovery Software, facilities can now instantly disinfect \”unopened\”, \”unsoiled\” packaged supplies for safe handling.

LAS VEGAS, February 13, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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The dramatic rise in the costs of patient supplies and equipment continues to put enormous pressure on the financial health of providers to adequately care for patients and communities. “The pandemic has clearly demonstrated that America cannot be strong without its hospitals being strong.” (ICT, Pollack 2022) TMG Health Technologies recently received feedback from an Infection Control Manager at an Alabama children’s hospital advising that a 952% ROI was achieved through implementation of the “PSRP” Patient Supply Recovery Program using TMG’s products. 

Many cost-containment strategies are being discussed, but one strategy in particular offers documented results. Recently, the Critical Care Nurse Manager of the ICU and Infection Control Manager* realized that the practice of discarding unopened patient supplies left in the room after patient transfer or discharge had a direct impact on inventory shortages, department budgets, supply and disposal costs. 

“Having a two-year history utilizing the RDS 32a Rapid UVC Decontamination disinfecting health electronics, devices and non-critical patient tools, we already knew it was an effective and reliable solution for the disinfection of equipment. Upon review of the independent testing certifying High-Level Disinfection on soft surface, packaged tools and supplies and a Johns Hopkins study of a documented $387,000 patient supply savings in their ICU, we knew we could use the RDS for our own cost-savings strategy. Our NICU patient supply recovery program saved us $100,000 in supply costs in the first seven months,” said the Infection Control Manager. 

The Infection Control Manager explained further: “We knew that the disposal of unused, unopened packaged supplies had direct costs in terms of purchase value, but learned there are indirect costs associated with their disposal and the hospital’s environmental burden. The ability to efficiently disinfect multiple items simultaneously in a single 30-second cycle within the department, retain the budget savings, and restock the item to inventory couldn’t be easier. We were able to achieve a 952% ROI on the RDS-32a system we already owned, and the program was easy to implement. With these savings confirmed, our executive team plans to expand this program to other patient areas. Imagine what a 5% savings in supply cost would mean to anyone’s facility.” 

Now more than ever, healthcare needs innovative strategies to achieve cost containment and expense reduction. Manual disinfection of typical supply items is not feasible due to high volume, complex shapes and structure, labor time, the reliance on the operator to ensure adequate coverage and “wet-time” of the disinfectant (“Human Error” Factor). The RDS-32a Rapid UVC Decontamination System will disinfect these unused, unopened patient supplies in 30 seconds for immediate dollar-for-dollar savings. Additional savings are realized on disposal costs and cleaning supplies. For more information on this Patient Supply Recovery Program, contact TMG Health Technologies at TMGHealthTech.com or 888-443-1528.

Contact Information:

Sanford Green

President and CEO

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Denise Hood

Marketing and Communications Director

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Patient Supply Recovery Strategy ‘PSRP’ Results in a 952% ROI

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RosmanSearch, a specialized physician recruiting firm, is proud to announce its inclusion in the National Association of Physician Recruiters (NAPR) and Modern Healthcare’s list of the 19 largest physician recruiting companies. The list highlights the most influential and innovative companies in the physician recruiting industry. 

“At RosmanSearch, we understand the importance of matching hospitals and practices with the right physicians for their needs,” explained RosmanSearch President, Beth Dery. “Our dedicated teams of experienced recruiters work closely with each client to understand their unique requirements so we can help them find the best candidate for their program.” RosmanSearch uses a data-driven methodology to provide a seamless, efficient, and effective recruitment process for both employers and job seekers. 

For more information about RosmanSearch and its services, visit the company’s website at www.rosmansearch.com or call 216-906-8188. 

About RosmanSearch: 

RosmanSearch strives to ensure that qualified candidates are matched with the best available opportunities in the healthcare industry. The company has successfully placed over 1,000 physicians in top-tier facilities within the United States. The RosmanSearch team specializes in recruiting some of the most in-demand specialties including neurology, neurosurgery, urology, and gastroenterology. 

Contact Information:

Beth Dery

President

[email protected]

+12169068188

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RosmanSearch Featured in National Association of Physician Recruiters (NAPR) and Modern Healthcare’s List of Largest Physician Recruiting Companies

COCONUT CREEK, Fla., February 9, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Whittier Street Health Center Is 1 of 22 Health Centers Nationwide to Receive a Grant to Expand Breast Cancer Screenings in Vulnerable Communities

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BOSTON, February 9, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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A $500,000 grant was awarded to Whittier Street Health Center to expand its breast cancer screening program, in partnership with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Breast Cancer is the most common malignancy and second most lethal form of malignancy among women in the United States.

The grant awards come on the first anniversary of the Biden-Harris Administration’s reignited Cancer Moonshot initiative, a call to action to reduce the cancer death rate in this country by at least 50% over the next 25 years and to support families living with and surviving cancer. 

According to a press release from the Health Resources Services Administration, the $11 million in 2023 awards doubles HRSA’s investment in the Accelerating Cancer Screening Program from $5 million in 2022. The program focuses on leveraging outreach specialists and patient navigators to conduct patient outreach in underserved communities served by health centers to promote early detection of cancer, connect patients to screening services, and provide hands-on assistance with accessing high-quality cancer care and treatment as needed. In the release, Xavier Becerra, secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, stated that the 22 grants totaling nearly $11 million is an investment in health centers working toward reducing the disparities in cancer screenings “across races, ethnicities, genders, and incomes.” 

“We are grateful to the Biden-Harris Administration and HRSA for this grant that will allow us, in partnership with Dana-Farber, to offer life-saving breast cancer screenings and linkage to treatment and evaluation for patients from diverse backgrounds,” said Frederica M. Williams, president and CEO of Whittier Street Health Center. “While it is true that cancer affects all population groups, disparities in screening, treatment, and cancer rate are disproportionate due to economic, social, and environmental disadvantages. With this grant, we hope to mitigate some of that disparity.”

Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the United States, with approximately 600,000 deaths annually. Appropriate screening and timely follow-up care help to detect and prevent cancer. Yet, significant disparities continue to exist in cancer screening and follow-up care, including disparities based on an individual’s income, insurance status, and race or ethnicity.

Contact Information:

Frederica Williams

President & CEO

[email protected]

617-989-3221

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Whittier Street Health Center Awarded a Grant to Expand Breast Cancer Services as Part of President’s Reignited Cancer Moonshot, the Biden-Harris Administration Awards

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