From capital financing options to horizon scanning opportunities to lifecycle management process to technology evaluation parameters, equipment planning is no walk in the park. After all, you’re earmarking and dedicating a large amount of money to invest in something that hopefully will generate high-quality patient care and positive fiscal returns.

Healthcare organizations may be seeking smarter ways to cut costs or curb wasteful spending, but if they haven’t focused enough attention on textiles, they could very well be missing some low-hanging fruit. And managing textiles properly is a strategy ripe for the picking.

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One of the finer, if not fundamental, points of consumption analysis involves what to do with a product after use. Throw it in the trash, or if it’s touched a patient, toss it in a red bag for proper treatment and disposal. Yet as concerns about environmental awareness and sustainability continue to simmer in popularity, recycling and repurposing used product still turn heads.