Large Scale Pushfeed Installation Project for Major Soft Drink Manufacturer
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Assets
Tag
Location
Asset
Updated
Asset Register
A global hospital group operating 480 facilities across 11 countries, one of the largest and most diverse private healthcare companies in the world that employs more than 77,000 staff, required the support of RGIS. The company treats 8.5 million patients in hospitals and primary care clinics located in Australia, France, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, Indonesia and Hong Kong. The hospital group are well-respected in the healthcare industry for operating quality private hospitals and for an excellent record in hospital management and patient care.
THE CHALLENGE
The private hospital needed a solution to update the existing asset register as after an internal asset count it had been identified that a number of items were not on the main asset database.
The private hospital required RGIS to provide the following:
- Experience within a healthcare environment
- Assets to be tagged
- Items not on the asset register to be identified
- Locations of all assets to be logged
- Asset register to be updated
Sectors
Why RGIS?
Customers use RGIS to update hospital asset registers because our systematic, fully documented audits deliver accurate, up-to-date records of all equipment—improving compliance, budgeting, maintenance planning, and overall operational control.
Our Solutions
The private hospital partnered with RGIS to complete the updating the hospital asset register project, and the following was provided:
All wards were contacted to discuss preparation prior to the counting and tagging
All wards had a specific time frame of schedule to work around patient needs
Exact reporting requirements were agreed with the hospital
Results
The private hospital found by outsourcing the updating the hospital asset register project to RGIS, the following results were achieved:
All asset data was accurately captured
All items were logged with the new tags and added onto the existing asset register
The main asset database was easier to manage as it is now updated and accurate
Re-order rates of stock items believed to be lost, were significantly reduced
Conclusion
By outsourcing the hospital asset register update to RGIS, the private hospital achieved fully accurate asset capture, seamless tagging and integration into the existing register, a more manageable and reliable database, and significantly reduced unnecessary re-ordering of items previously thought to be lost.
