Why Placement of a Surgical Scrub Station Matters in Modular Ots
In a modular operation theatre, every element is planned with care. Even the walls, airflow and lighting have a purpose. In the same way, the placement of a surgical scrub station is not just about convenience. It directly affects hygiene, movement, and how smoothly your surgical team works. When this station is placed correctly, it quietly supports safety and efficiency. However, if it’s not placed the right way, even the most minor delays or mistakes can easily start adding up. Supporting Infection Control from the Start The first step before any surgery begins is proper hand hygiene. If the scrub area is too far or placed in an awkward corner, staff definitely have to struggle to cross unnecessary zones, which further increases the risk of contamination and spread of infections. When a station is placed well, it ensures that surgeons and nurses can scrub properly and enter the OT without touching or passing through non-sterile areas. Improving Workflow and Reducing Delays In a busy...