LPiT
Solutions, developer of Tissue TrackCore, software for tissue
tracking compliance, announced today that they will once again be exibiting at the 2009 AORN Congress.
Be sure to visit them at booths 1200 and 1522 [shared with Musculoskeletal Transplant
Foundation (MTF)] in the exhibit hall.
The Congress allows the
perioperative profession to revitalize their passion for nursing and expand
their skills. Outstanding education and events help them make valuable
connections with their colleagues and industry partners. One of the educational
opportunities, will be the chance to earn 2 hours of CE credit at the MTF
booth by completing the Allograft
Standards and Compliance: "Getting on Track" study
guide. The guide explains the current FDA, AATB, Joint
Commission, AORN and AABB standards as they relate to tissue management
and provides a tracking solution that can be tailored to your individual
facility. Also included are case studies from Cleveland Clinic
Foundation, Rush University Medical
Center and St. Francis
Medical Center describing how each facility "got on track"
and implemented a tissue tracking system that saves time and ensures compliance
within their organization.
The AORN Congress is
attended by more than 6,800 perioperative professionals. This year the Congress is being
held in Chicago, Illinois from March 14th to 19th,
2009. Visit the AORN Congress website
at http://www.aorn.org.
LPiT Solutions is a group of healthcare and technology
professionals, that developed software that provides hospitals and surgical
facilities a cost-effective way to easily track tissue in compliance with FDA and Joint
Commission (JCAHO) standards. Tissue
TrackCore offers the healthcare industry a market leading software
package that allows facilities to meet and exceed the The Joint Commission's (JCAHO)
standards. The application allows for verification of package integrity,
temperature range, and expiration date for every point of contact with each
tissue. Reporting, source facilities, follow-ups, storage location temperature
processing, and many other features are built into this integrated software
application.
