COAGULATION
Revolutionising laboratories with sthemO and sthemE haemostasis systems
Stago’s new high-throughput sthemO and sthemE haemostasis systems deliver better patient care, improve productivity, and reduce staff pressure – making them the ideal solutions for addressing urgent NHS coagulation laboratory challenges.
In an increasingly overwhelmed NHS, coagulation laboratories are always looking for new, innovative ways to maximise productivity and efficiency, reduce staff fatigue, eliminate pain points, and deliver a modern pathology service for better patient care. So, let’s introduce sthemO and sthemE, a family of intuitive haemostasis systems designed
to standardise and optimise laboratory workflow.
As a leader in haemostasis and
thrombosis exploration for over 60 years, Stago has expanded its specialties and product offering with a new ‘sthem’ line. And its sthemO analysers and sthemE eSolutions are already making waves across Europe. “The time savings for
our technicians are clear”, says Dr Henry Paridaens, at Citadelle Regional Hospital Liège Belgique. “Today, 88% of the patient results are validated automatically without any intervention by the technicians… This reduces the risk of error and also standardises the rerun actions, the additions of other tests etc.”
The productivity problem From long COVID-19 backlogs to gradual changes in population size, life-expectancy and need, the NHS long-term workforce plan recognises the difficulties faced when filling vacancies, and the importance of a sufficiently skilled and well-staffed workforce. And with increasing pressure on staff at all levels, it’s no surprise that patient experience, service capacity and productivity are being impacted. Naturally, NHS trusts are doing everything they can to address challenges like adequate staffing levels, fair renumeration, and investment in training and development. Sir Julian Hartley, Chief Executive of NHS Providers, said: “Work being done on the ‘front line’ of the NHS offers real hope. It’s encouraging to see how trusts are finding positive solutions in the face of extraordinary pressures. But if we’re serious about improving the sustainability of the health service and want to help it to be as productive as possible then the efforts of trusts must be matched by long-term cross-government support including capital investment in NHS buildings and facilities.” When facing this challenging
Continuous loading of reagents and consumables eliminates barriers to productivity.
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environment, what can NHS trusts do in the meantime to unlock productivity gains and free up staff time? The answer, according to Stago, is to invest in innovative solutions, embedded clinical decision support tools, and expertise.
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