Clinical Management Seminar Learn more about endoscopes, power and video equipment, process improvements, and device problems in the perioperative setting The Clinical Management Seminar™ (CMS) is designed to address clinical and administrative needs in both the operating room and endoscopy center. Held at the IMS research and development facility in Ft. Lauderdale, this one-day seminar includes interactive rotations through the Rigid, Power, Video, Optic, and Engineering departments. You will see, firsthand, how equipment is restored and have the opportunity to discuss repairs directly with IMS engineers. Instructional sessions on process improvement include methods for improving patient safety and productivity while reducing the frequency and severity of repair needs. The focus of the seminar is learning how to ensure surgical devices are ready when the surgical team is ready to operate. Other topics include: ` The power of education, process flow analysis, and trending for all facilities ` Managing growth for minimally invasive surgery ` Coaching and communication for Process Improvement ` Strategies to minimize repair service costs by decreasing incidents of failure ` Asset management and accountability through repair trending Earn 7 contact hours of Continuing Education Credit For Perioperative Decision Makers: WHERE: IMS / Ft. Lauderdale Lab 12229 SW 53rd Street Cooper City, FL 33330 2015 DATES: January 27 - 29 March 24 - 26 May 12 -14 June 16-18 July 21-23 September 15 - 17 October 13 - 15 November 17 - 19 ‘A valuable experience to see professional technicians and the engineering expertise used to repair our equipment. I was blown away!” — Selena Clendenin, RN Director of Surgical Services imsready.com | 1.800.783.9251 A Surgical Device Management & Consulting Company INTEGRATED MEDICAL SYSTEMS a division of STERIS
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Clinical Management SeminarLearn more about endoscopes, power and video equipment, process improvements, and device problems in the perioperative setting
The Clinical Management Seminar™ (CMS) is designed to address clinical and administrative needs in both the operating room and endoscopy center. Held at the IMS research and development facility in Ft. Lauderdale, this one-day seminar includes interactive rotations through the Rigid, Power, Video, Optic, and Engineering departments. You will see, firsthand, how equipment is restored and have the opportunity to discuss repairs directly with IMS engineers. Instructional sessions on process improvement include methods for improving patient safety and productivity while reducing the frequency and severity of repair needs.
The focus of the seminar is learning how to ensure surgical devices are ready when the surgical team is ready to operate. Other topics include:
` The power of education, process flow analysis, and trending for all facilities
` Managing growth for minimally invasive surgery
` Coaching and communication for Process Improvement
` Strategies to minimize repair service costs by decreasing incidents of failure
` Asset management and accountability through repair trending
Earn 7 contact hours of Continuing
Education Credit
For Perioperative Decision Makers:
WHERE:IMS / Ft. Lauderdale Lab
12229 SW 53rd Street
Cooper Cit y, FL 33330
2015 DATES:January 27 - 29March 24 - 26
May 12 -14June 16-18July 21-23
September 15 - 17 October 13 - 15
November 17 - 19
‘A valuable experience to see professional technicians and the engineering exper t ise used to repair our equipment. I was blown away!”
— Selena Clendenin, RNDirector of Surgical Services
imsready. com | 1 .800 .783 .9251A Surgical Device Management & Consulting Company
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Object ives: Max imizing Instrument Per formance 1.5 contact hours ` Discuss signs of instrument compromise in the clinical setting and list
strategies to prevent future concessions
` Demonstrate capabilities of on-site instrument repair labs
` Apply the tracer method to identif y cause, ef fect, and prevention of repair needs
` Describe design considerations related to rigid endoscopes, handheld power equipment, and video systems that impact safety, operation, maintenance, repair, and budgetary requirements
` Assess the value of engineering, research, and design in maintaining optimal performance of surgical devices
` Discuss issues related to capital equipment decision-making processes
Clinical Management Seminar, cont’d
AGENDATuesday
Arrive in Ft. Lauderdale by 3:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m. Maximizing Instrument Per formance
7:15 p.m. Dinner
Wednesday
7:00 a.m. Breakfast
9:15 a.m. Clinical Management Seminar
6:30 p.m. Dinner
‘The IMS Seminar was definitely t ime well spent. The module rotations on video, power, f lex, and r igid scopes were beneficial and informative. I t is apparent that IMS does intense research and testing on equipment prior to of fer ing services to their customers. Spending t ime with the employees that repair the equipment was impressive. The hands-on approach was beneficial. The commitment and dedication of the staf f in returning a safe product back to the customer was most evident. Great work!”
— Bill GilliganDirector of Surger y
Clinical Management Seminar, cont’d
“I was definitely impressed with the tour of the facili t y, meeting the engineers and the vision and goals of IMS and where they are going as a company. Totally changed my impression of previous concept I had for a quote, “third par t y vendor.’ I realize that IMS frowns upon this a descriptive category for their service and agree that they are ‘outside the box,’ with their innovations and service provisions within the industr y. Cer tainly gives me much confidence and reassurance in knowing that we are taken care of by IMS and our choice in utilizing these services. I appreciate and am thankful for the oppor tunit y to have at tended this visit . Thanks again!
—Dru Ellis, RN, BSN, CMORDirector of Surger y
CMS Cont inuing Educat ion
This education activity is co-provided by Educational Dimensions and Integrated Medical Systems International, Inc. Fees are underwritten by an education grant provided by IMS.
Educational Dimensions is dedicated to the provision of quality continuing education and does not endorse products or services provided by the speakers’ company. Educational Dimensions is approved by the California BRN, Provider Number 08747, and the Florida BRN, Provider Number 50-574.
CMS has been pre-approved by CBSPD for 7 contact hours of Supervisor/Manager credit.
CMS has been assigned approval code 00051010 awarding it 7 contact hours by IAHCSMM.
Participants will be granted 7 contact hours upon successful completion of the Clinical Management Seminar (attendance of the entire activity, including any Q&A session). No partial credit will be granted.
