Endoscope Image Quality

 

Who's checking scope quality?

 

Chances are, no one!

 

 

Poor scope quality

puts your patients and

your hospital at risk.

 

Watch this video to learn why it's important

 to test and report the quality of your rigid

and flexible endoscopes.

 

 

 

Ask your scope ISO or OEM vendor - 

How do you check scope quality?

 

Did you know:

It is estimated that 30% of scopes in inventory

need repair and should not be used for surgery*.

Hospitals need to proactively survey their risks

and protect against any liability.

Endoscope quality testing reduces risk to patients and the hospital

Endoscope testing equipment

 

Identify poor quality endoscopes

before they become a problem.

 

Quality assurance of your endoscopes allows you

to maintain excellent service levels, maintain and

extend the life of your endoscopes, lower cost, reduce

equipment down-time, and ensure all compliance

metrics are met.

 

Endoscope quality testing reduces risk to patients

and hospitals by:

 

  • Verifying image quality when new, before and after repair
  • Providing quantitative measurement data for tracking
    scopes in medical equipment inventory
  • Meeting Joint Commission tracking requirement
  • Ensuring optimal image quality for rigid and flexible 
    endoscopes

EndoBench Risk Management Brochure

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Take action today!

Start reducing unnecessary risk in your hospital. Click below to learn more.

 

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*Based on preliminary findings from hospital surveys and scope repair ISOs.