My name is Matthew Judd. I have for the last two years worked to help facilities with Policy and Procedure as well as compliance issues for human allograft. I am not a sales rep, just interested in helping with the knowledge and products needed to have a compliant environment in our OR's, Blood Banks, and Risk Management Departments. As of July 1, 2005 the new JCAHO requirements are indeed difficult to meet using a manual tissue tracking method. The solution is the available and easily attainable. Through computerized tracking, I know of the system which allows you to not only track your allograft through final disposition, which is needed for your facility to be compliant, but also has the ability to assign a unique identifier for tissues that have only a donor specific lot identification number. Dbm and Dbx puttys and pastes fall into this catagory for example. Please feel free to contact me anytime for more information regarding solutions for your allograft storage, transportation, and usage questions. I have worked closely with facilities from all over the southeastern US in helping them to confront compliance issues. No type 1's have been issued to any facilities following the implementation of my proposed suggestions for compliance. Please feel free to contact me at any time for consultation or information regarding this matter. Matthew Judd C.E.O. / President (205) 266-7402 I will be in Cincinnati, Ohio the week of the 29th. Please call to set up a meeting.
My name is Matthew Judd. I have for the last two years worked to help facilities with Policy and Procedure as well as compliance issues for human allograft. I am not a sales rep, just interested in helping with the knowledge and products needed to have a compliant environment in our OR's, Blood Banks, and Risk Management Departments. As of July 1, 2005 the new JCAHO requirements are indeed difficult to meet using a manual tissue tracking method. The solution is the available and easily attainable. Through computerized tracking, I know of the system which allows you to not only track your allograft through final disposition, which is needed for your facility to be compliant, but also has the ability to assign a unique identifier for tissues that have only a donor specific lot identification number. Dbm and Dbx puttys and pastes fall into this catagory for example. Please feel free to contact me anytime for more information regarding solutions for your allograft storage, transportation, and usage questions. I have worked closely with facilities from all over the southeastern US in helping them to confront compliance issues. No type 1's have been issued to any facilities following the implementation of my proposed suggestions for compliance. Please feel free to contact me at any time for consultation or information regarding this matter. Matthew Judd C.E.O. / President (205) 266-7402 I will be in Cincinnati, Ohio the week of the 29th. Please call to set up a meeting.