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Every patient. Every time.We offer a temperature management assessment program to analyze current practices at your facility to help you implement evidence-based protocols to improve clinical outcomes.
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Advanced quality of care.Implementing a perioperative temperature management protocol can help you advance quality of care, optimize product utilization, streamline workflow and strengthen patient satisfaction.
Here are just some of the assets available to you in the digital resource center.
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- Clinical education
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Explore the digital resource center, your one-stop-shop to access tools and resources to help you achieve and maintain outcomes.
Ways to get started.
We provide a portfolio of tools and processes, along with the support of 3M Clinical Specialists and Account Managers to work hand-in-hand with you each step of the way.
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Digital resource center.Explore the digital resource center, your one-stop-shop to access tools and resources to help you achieve and maintain outcomes.
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Assessment tools.We offer a temperature management assessment program to analyze current practices at your facility to help you implement evidence-based protocols to improve clinical outcomes.
For more information, please contact your 3M Account Manager.
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