Loop Diagnostics S.L.

Introducing the SeptiLoop rapid test inside Hospital workflow:

Identify Key Stakeholders: Determine the key stakeholders within the hospital who will be involved in the adoption of SeptiLoop. This may include clinicians, laboratory staff, hospital administrators, and procurement personnel.

Conduct Education and Training: Provide comprehensive education and training sessions for hospital staff to familiarize them with SeptiLoop’s technology, benefits, and proper usage. Training should cover sample collection procedures, device operation, result interpretation, and reporting.

Collaborate with Clinical Departments: Work closely with clinical departments, such as the emergency department, intensive care unit, and infectious disease department, to identify opportunities for integrating SeptiLoop into existing diagnostic protocols. Highlight the potential impact of SeptiLoop on patient outcomes, antibiotic stewardship, and healthcare resource utilization.

Pilot Testing and Validation: Conduct pilot testing of SeptiLoop within the hospital to assess its performance in real-world clinical settings. Collaborate with clinicians and laboratory staff to collect feedback, evaluate usability, and validate the accuracy of SeptiLoop’s results compared to standard diagnostic methods.

Address Regulatory and Compliance Requirements: Ensure that SeptiLoop complies with regulatory requirements and standards for medical devices within the hospital’s jurisdiction. Work closely with hospital administrators and regulatory affairs personnel to address any regulatory concerns and obtain necessary approvals for clinical use.

Establish Protocols and Workflows: Develop standardized protocols and workflows for sample collection, testing, result reporting, and data integration with existing hospital information systems. Ensure that these protocols align with hospital policies, regulatory requirements, and best practices for infection management.

Monitor Performance and Outcomes: Continuously monitor the performance of SeptiLoop within the hospital, including turnaround time, accuracy, clinical impact, and cost-effectiveness. Collect data on patient outcomes, antibiotic usage, length of hospital stay, and healthcare-associated infections to assess the impact of SeptiLoop on clinical practice and patient care.

Communicate Success Stories: Share success stories and case studies highlighting the benefits of SeptiLoop implementation within the hospital. Communicate improvements in diagnostic accuracy, antimicrobial stewardship, patient outcomes, and resource utilization to key stakeholders and hospital leadership.