Procedure packs
Procedure packs are designed to support the safe, efficient and consistent delivery of clinical procedures by providing healthcare professionals with all the essential sterile components required for a specific intervention, in one ready-to-use pack. By reducing preparation time, minimising the risk of infection and standardising procedural procedures, packs can help improve workflow, support infection prevention practices and enhance the overall patient experience across a range of healthcare settings.
Softdrape
Universal Dressing Pack
Our full range of Procedure packs
We offer a complete pack solutions range, helping you choose the right pack for every clinical need.
Dressit
Community Dressing Pack
Ambex I.V. Plus
Cannulation Pack for Ambulances
Asepsis
Acute Dressing Pack
Acute I.V. Plus
Acute Cannulation Pack
Cath-it
Dual Urinary Catheter Insertion and Removal Pack
Cath-it Acute Plus
Acute Urinary Catheter Insertion Pack
Softdrape
Universal Dressing Pack
Common Challenges and Treatment Considerations for Procedure packs
Common Challenges
- Maintaining a sterile field throughout the procedure.
- Variations in procedure set-up leading to inconsistencies in clinical practice.
- Time spent gathering individual consumables before treatment.
- Increased waste from opening unnecessary or unused items.
- Stock management challenges associated with multiple individual products.
- Pressure on clinical teams to improve efficiency while maintaining high standards of care.
- The need to comply with infection prevention and control protocols.
Treatment Considerations
- Select a procedure pack that is appropriate for the specific clinical procedure and care setting.
- Ensure all required components are included to support a safe and efficient workflow.
- Consider packs that align with local clinical protocols and infection prevention guidelines.
- Assess opportunities to standardise procedures across departments to improve consistency and reduce variation.
- Choose solutions that minimise waste by including only the components required for the procedure.
- Evaluate ease of use, product quality and packaging to support efficient preparation and handling.
- Consider supplier reliability, product availability and the ability to customise packs where appropriate to meet clinical or organisational requirements.
