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QUESTIONNAIRE ON TRAYS

The goal of the Task Force I am part of as the referent for Mkt Dpt is to define the new type of tray that Clariance will use in the future to store and handle its implants and instruments.
The objective of this survey is to familiarize myself with the life cycle of our trays in hospitals in the US as a loaner or a consignment set and to use your experience in the field as a resource.
The new tray will be as modular as possible, meaning that we will have all possible items (lids, base, handles,….) in common for all product ranges to reduce cost and facilitate post-sale service. The identification component of the tray (Idys-ALIF, Idys-PLIF, etc.) will be removable and interchangeable when needed and will include all necessary info needed for identification and traceability in the OR as well as in our logistical system.
Please use the boxes following each question to add any details you think would help to better understand your answer.

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Question 1

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Question 2

IDENTIFICATION ON THE TRAYS : What info must be visible on the tray for best identification/traceability in the OR ? (multiple choice)

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Question 3

LOCATION OF IDENTIFICATION: Ideally, where should the above elements be visible : (multiple choice)

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Question 4

Is the removable identification component, used by the major sterilization container supplier Aesculap, appreciated by the OR staff ? (https://www.aesculapusa.com/en/healthcare-professionals/sterile-supply-management-solutions/sterile-container-systems.html ) / If yes, please specify in the open comment box below which details they like about it / If no, please detail any possible improvements that can be made according to them/you.

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Question 5

Would color-coding the trays with implants and those with instruments in the same range be an advantage ?

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Question 6

Do surgery centers and hospitals organize their tray storage by company (all Clariance trays in one location) or by type of system (all pedicle screw systems from all companies together)?

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Question 7

Would it necessarily be helpful if all Clariance trays were easily stackable together?

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Question 8

What is the maximum tray size allowed in an autoclave in the US?
(precise unit used cm or inch) ?

- Max Height
- Max Length
- Max Width

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Question 9

In general, what is the maximum allowed weight for a tray including instruments and the lid?

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Question 10

Would it be acceptable by the OR Staff in the US to handle trays that do not have typical tray handles but instead have « molded holes » allowing the staff to grip the tray through slots on the side – (see link : Paragon http://www.paragonmedical.com/products_cases_and_trays.html#'&gid=1'&pid=8)?

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Question 11

Please detail 3 major problems that the OR staff regularly faces with trays in general (not especially Clariance's trays) with regards to sterilization, OR handlings, identification, etc.

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Question 12

Please detail 3 qualities that you would like new Clariance trays to incorporate.




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