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In healthcare, the phrase “closing the loop” is more than just a buzzword—it’s a critical concept. Whether we’re talking about supply chain management, instrument sterilization, or even patient care, closing the loop ensures that every part of a process is connected, tracked, and optimized from start to finish. So, what does it look like in practice? . Let’s break it ...

1. Flexibility vs. Fixed .       •     Modular: Easily reconfigured to meet changing needs.       •     Traditional: Fixed in place, difficult to adjust. . 2. Scalability vs. Static .       •     Modular: Grows with your facility as departments expand.       •     Traditional: Static, requiring costly new installations for more space. . 3. Customizable vs. O...

1. Scale with Growth Modular systems should expand as your hospital grows, easily accommodating new departments and equipment. 2. Adapt to Change They should be flexible enough to reconfigure quickly as healthcare needs or equipment change. 3. Maximize Space Modular storage should optimize space, using vertical shelving and mobile carts to keep supplies organized and a...