Your Guide to Labelling in Healthcare

A myriad of benefits from Labels

With hospitals and clinics at high capacity with
stretched resources, healthcare facilities are
increasingly under pressure to keep up with rapidly
changing industry standards.

In this eBook, we’ll provide you with an overview
on how labelling can support different areas of your
healthcare facility and help you meet these daily
challenges consistently.

Brother is at your side in finding ways to improve your healthcare facility today:

Your Guide to Labelling in Healthcare

A myriad of benefits from Labels

Labelling can address these common Healthcare challenges:

Evolving governance and regulatory requirements

Across the board, healthcare facilities require solutions that are in sync with compliance, from food products to medication to medical devices, labels serve an integral purpose.

Higher standards of care
and quality of life

Ensuring that all items are accounted for and not shared among patients, the risk of transmitting bacteria and infection can be minimised.

Safe handling practices

It’s important that medication procedures and sample labelling procedures adhere to safe handling practices like data accuracy and labelling durability and is not an adhoc consideration, but built-in to your processes.

Asset and equipment maintenance

Healthcare facilities rely on vital medical equipment to be up and running at a moment’s notice. This means that patient-facing assets need to be properly maintained to appropriate safety standards.

A long-lasting approach to healthcare

Download our eBook:
Your Guide to Labelling in Healthcare

Your Guide to Labelling in Healthcare

A myriad of benefits from Labels

Labelling can address these common Healthcare challenges:

Evolving governance and regulatory requirements

Across the board, healthcare facilities require solutions that are in sync with compliance, from food products to medication to medical devices, labels serve an integral purpose.

Higher standards of care and quality of life

Ensuring that all items are accounted for and not shared among patients, the risk of transmitting bacteria and infection can be minimised.

Safe handling practices

It’s important that medication procedures and sample labelling procedures adhere to safe handling practices like data accuracy and labelling durability and is not an adhoc consideration, but built-in to your processes.

Asset and equipment maintenance

Healthcare facilities rely on vital medical equipment to be up and running at a moment’s notice. This means that patient-facing assets need to be properly maintained to appropriate safety standards.

A long-lasting approach to healthcare

Download our eBook:Your Guide to Labelling in Healthcare

Higher standards of care
and quality of life

Download our eBook:
Your Guide to Labelling in Healthcare