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Purpose-orientated stocking of procedure trolleys saves time in busy Emergency Centres
Background and aim Inefficient storage and sourcing of routinely required consumables located on procedure trolleys results in time wasted when preparing for common procedures in Emergency Centres, contributing to poor efficiency and quality of care. We designed a novel purpose-orientated procedur...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2020
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