Field Notes From the Floor.
Writing on sterile processing, reprocessing compliance, and building healthtech from the operator's seat — from Joshua and the team who worked the decontam side of the window before building the tools.
Your Tracking System Knows Where Every Tray Is. It Just Doesn't Know What to Do With It.
Tracking answers where. The harder question — whether a tray is safe to open — is what now. That's a different layer of software, and most departments don't have it yet.
Read the Piece →Your Tracking System Knows Where Every Tray Is.
The gap between knowing where something is and knowing what to do with it — and why it's a different layer of software.
Contemporaneous vs. Reconstructed: Why When You Write It Down Matters.
A record made as the work happens and a record built for a surveyor later are not the same document — even when they say the same thing.
What a Positive BI Actually Sets in Motion.
A single positive biological indicator can put every load since the last negative in question. Walking the decision, and the recall, step by step.
Your IFU Shouldn't Stop at the PDF.
What changes for a device maker when the instructions for use are enforced at the point of work instead of filed and forgotten.
See the Decision Layer on Your Own Floor.
Bring a real situation from your department and watch it become a defensible record, on top of the systems you already run.
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