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Getting started with Implant & Tissue Compliance Tracker

What Implant & Tissue Compliance Tracker is for, who uses it, what you need before you start, and your first steps.

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  1. What it is for
  2. Who uses it
  3. Before you start
  4. Steps to get started
  5. Where to go next

The Implant & Tissue Compliance Tracker records each implantable device and tissue graft by barcode as it is received, stored, issued and implanted, so every item can be traced from its supplier to the patient who received it, or to its disposal. It warns about expiring stock and storage problems, and matches recall notices against your inventory and implant records. When a recall or supplier notification arrives, your team sees which items are on the shelf and which patients received them, and records every step of the response.

What it is for

Implant and tissue records are often split between a supply system that knows what was received, a paper or spreadsheet tissue log, and the operative record in the EHR. Lot and serial numbers are copied by hand, storage temperatures are logged on paper, and expired items are found on the shelf rather than flagged. When a manufacturer recall or a tissue supplier notification arrives, finding the affected items and patients means searching several systems, and proving that every graft was accounted for at survey takes days of reconciliation.

  • Lot, serial and donor identification numbers are transcribed by hand between systems
  • Expiring items and storage temperature problems are found late
  • Recalls and supplier notifications require manual searches to find affected patients
  • Tissue disposition and recipient records are hard to evidence at survey

Who uses it

  • Tissue services coordinators and tissue program leads in hospitals and surgical centers
  • Perioperative nurses who document implants at the point of use
  • Supply chain and materials management teams who receive and stock implants
  • Quality, risk and patient safety teams who manage recalls and adverse events
  • Accreditation and compliance staff who prepare for surveys

Before you start

  • Your organization licenses Implant & Tissue Compliance Tracker from Moraph.
  • A Moraph client account in that organization, signed in.
  • Access to Implant & Tissue Compliance Tracker in Moraph Apps, given by an administrator in the Moraph Portal under People and access.
  • For setup: the product administrator role.

Steps to get started

  1. Sign in at app.moraph.com with your Moraph account.

  2. Open Implant & Tissue Compliance Tracker from the launcher. The first time anyone opens it, its workspace is created from the default described in Workspace reference.

  3. Check your role: what you can see and do depends on it. See Roles and permissions.

  4. Product administrators: work through Set up Implant & Tissue Compliance Tracker before your team starts.

  5. Everyone else: start with Everyday tasks.

Where to go next

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