Medical property is medical equipment, medicines and other materials used for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases. However, like any other property, medical equipment can become worn out or damaged through use, resulting in the need for replacement or repair.
One type of medical property is medical consumable property. This is property that is consumed during use or becomes unusable after short-term use. Such property includes medications, bacterial preparations, reagents, surgical gloves, laboratory instruments and much more.
The consumption of medical consumables occurs during the process of its use or as a result of its wear and tear. For example, medications are used in the treatment of patients, and bacterial preparations are used in bacteriological laboratories. Surgical gloves and needles become unusable during operations and other medical procedures.
It is important to note that medical consumables are an important element of the healthcare system. It allows us to provide high-quality treatment and diagnosis of diseases, as well as prevent the spread of infections. Therefore, it is necessary to monitor the condition of medical consumables and promptly replace them with new ones.
Medical consumables are an integral part of any medical institution. But how to choose medical consumables? What degree of reliability should be included in the technical specifications and how to select elements of medical equipment with the optimal price-quality ratio?
In this case, an objective assessment of costs is very important. By what criteria should cost accounting or accounting be carried out?