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ARGES is another manufacturer to refresh its design of nursing and organisation trolleys.


Customisable to specific applications without the need for tools, its next generation of MPO trolleys are easily configured with drawers and shutters. The new designs also introduce


ergonomic and hygiene improvements, including a removable worktop that can be easily cleaned.


And the fittings on every trolley can


accepted design that has universal appeal across hospital departments and international markets.


be freely configured and the interior fitted with special modular baskets, with a choice of locking systems and colour schemes available. “During the product’s development,


the product management department and sales department worked closely together,” said Ben Moffat, ZARGES UK business development manager. “The result of this intensive effort to maximise user benefits is an intelligent modular system with internationally-


“The underlying principle is to make it possible to create a large number of variants and configurations from a manageable number of standard models.”


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• The sweet taste of superior storage


For its storage requirements, the team behind the newly-completed St Augustine’s Surgery, a development within the old Cadbury premises near Bath, chose a Rollastore system from Railey Projects. The solution was designed to meet the core CQC requirement for the secure and accessible storage of all patient records. It incorporates 14 shelved bays each measuring 1150mm wide by 400mm deep, which at the gentle turn of guiding wheels can be opened or closed and locked as desired. And the overall unit is laid on a special plinth which facilitates easy fitting and moving. The 10,000 patient notes are accommodated in Medifile trays, with the capacity for many more to be added in the future.


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