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With rigid container systems, it is important to differentiate between durable and indestructible. Rigid container systems are FDA-regulated medical devices and need to be properly cared for to ensure a long and useful life.
In episode 158, host Casey Czarnowski speaks with Alexander Miseirvitch of Aesculap about rigid container use and maintenance. Miseirvitch emphasizes the container’s role in the sterile barrier system. He reviews the advantages of rigid containers and times when they might not be the right choice. Miseirvitch poses questions for those considering rigid container integration and dives into container inspection, repair, tracking, and lifecycle management. He even explains how rigid containers might show up in an accreditation survey. Miseirvitch ends by highlighting the AAMI, AORN, and ISO standards that relate to containers. Listen in for an entirely new perspective on rigid containers and to learn how they are so much more than “just a box.”
ABOUT OUR GUEST
Alexander Miseirvitch
Senior Product Manager, Healthcare Solutions
Aesculap
Alexander Miseirvitch, BS, CCSVP, is Senior Product Manager, Healthcare Solutions, at Aesculap, Inc., supporting the company’s sterile container portfolio. With nearly 24 years of healthcare experience, he brings a practical, field-informed perspective to Sterile Processing (SP) operations, IFU alignment, sterility assurance, workflow improvement, and sustainability. Miseirvitch is an active member of AAMI and contributes to standards-focused work aimed at supporting safe, effective, and practical SP practices.
ABOUT OUR SPONSOR
Aesculap, Inc., a B. Braun company, is part of a 175-year-old global organization focused on meeting the needs of an ever-changing healthcare community. We understand the daily challenges a Sterile Processing department faces to meet demanding OR schedules. Our teams, backed by more than a century of industry experience, are dedicated to helping hospitals optimize their perioperative performance. In the face of increasing size and complexity of surgical inventories, our experts are equipped with the specialized tools and methodology required to identify potential areas of improvement and help health systems Operate With Greater Precision™. From containers and repairs to consulting, education and, of course, surgical instruments, we strive to deliver products and services that improve the quality of patients’ lives.
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