Discover the Dual Benefits of CSTDs: Enhance Staff Safety & Reduce Operational Expenses
Discover the quantifiable financial benefits of Closed System Drug-Transfer Devices (CSTDs) outlined in this whitepaper. Discover how embracing CSTDs can lead to substantial cost reductions, with documented savings of nearly €280,000 over four years, and improve the efficiency of drug compounding processes, as evidenced by significantly reduced preparation times.Â
Learn about the crucial role of CSTDs in reducing hazardous drug occupational exposure, thereby minimizing health risks and ensuring a safer work environment. Discover how CSTDs, particularly closed systems featuring closed-back syringes, not just meet but surpass stringent safety criteria. This ensures your facility remains compliant, mitigates regulatory risks, and enhances the reputation of your healthcare institution in the eyes of your staff, patients, and partners.
Our whitepaper offers an in-depth evaluation of CSTD products, spotlighting their role in the safe handling of antineoplastic agents, chemotherapy treatment and other hazardous substances. It presents these devices as wise long-term investments, balancing initial costs against reduced indirect expenses like sick leave and staff turnover. Equip yourself with knowledge to support strategic financial planning and safeguard the well being of pharmacists, nurses and all other healthcare workers involved in chemotherapy preparation and administration.Â
We emphasize the importance of a proactive approach to handling hazardous drugs, fostering a culture of safety through awareness. The white paper illustrates how CSTDs serve as more than just a cost-effective solution for compounding drugs; they are a testament to your commitment to staff safety, increased confidence for pharmacists and the reduction of healthcare costs.Â
By downloading our whitepaper, you will be equipped with actionable insights to make informed decisions that benefit your financial bottom line and prioritize the health and safety of your staff—a dual advantage in today’s healthcare landscape.Â
