Is your workspace optimal?
For a professional who is responsible for people’s lives, like an air traffic controller, for example, the idea of a cluttered workspace with unfamiliar tools would be unthinkable.
Yet the daily reality for the anaesthetist, who must frequently switch tasks and follow a complex workflow, tends to be multiple monitors and user interfaces, and a mishmash of unintegrated tools connected by tangled cords and tubes.
A cluttered workspace is not the ideal environment for anyone to organise their work in the most efficient way, let alone a professional with a job as vital as an anaesthetist.
Stay focused on the patient, even while multitasking
Be among the first to learn how our new video laryngoscope solution was designed to save space and reduce task complexity.
Studies connect workspace design to patient safety
Studies in the US have shown that a cluttered workspace and a lack of timely access to familiar tools can increase time spent on task switching, take the anaesthetist’s focus away from the patient and increase the risk of errors.
Having to use precious time on changing devices, untangling cords and figuring out how to set up and use equipment, including cumbersome inefficient documentation tools, are all factors that can take my focus away from the patient.
Maximise your focus on the patient
Our new video laryngoscope solution is designed to simplify time-consuming tasks by giving you:
