Instrument Set Registration
Every set gets a unique code together with its contents list, owning unit, and usage history.
Solutions · CSSD Management
CSSD Management Medicare records the identity of each instrument set and the parameters of each steriliser cycle. When a cycle is declared a failure, the list of procedures that used sets from that cycle is known in minutes, not days.
From the decontamination staff to the quality committee, every role sees the data that matters to their job.
Every set gets a unique code together with its contents list, owning unit, and usage history.
Receiving, cleaning, packing, and sterilising are recorded in sequence, with the staff member responsible at each stage.
Temperature, pressure, and duration for each autoclave cycle are stored as evidence of the process, not as handwritten notes that go missing.
From a set number you can trace which procedures used it, and from a procedure you can trace which sets were used.
The expiry of each sterile pack is monitored, with a warning before it lapses.
Biological test results, process compliance, and cycle records are ready to export for internal audit and accreditation alike.
Traceability
The first question after a sterilisation failure is always the same: which sets came out of that cycle, and what were they used for. Answering it from a logbook takes days; here it is a single query.
Our team will show you how set registration, cycle records, and traceability work alongside the system you already run.