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Medical Labels

Positive patient identification labelling solutions, for the prevention of medical errors.

Labelling systems facilitate positive patient identification

Every year in New Zealand, nearly 1 million people will be treated and discharged from Hospital. For a number of people within this total, events happen that have the potential to harm or actually do harm patients. Some of these events resulting in serious harm, death or requiring significant additional treatment are potentially preventable.

Human error is a significant factor in the harming of patients. Positive identification provides the foundation for patient safety through the systematic prevention of medical errors. Labelling systems facilitate positive patient identification that will help prevent medical errors and adverse events.

Handwritten records are prone to error, difficult to read and creating them can be a distraction from patient care. Triarc Medical have a drug labelling system that conforms with the AS/NZS4375:1996 Standard along with other convenient preprinted labels that are paramount for Patient Safety.

Label Dispensers

Refillable dispensers which form banks are an integral part to make your labelling an efficient safe system.

The Triarc dispenser, a high quality plastic modular cassette unit, consists of inner and outer sleeves which can be taken apart easily to reload.

Any number of units click together to create a multi-dispenser bank which can be wall-mounted or left free standing.

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4 steps TO A HASSLE-FREE EXPERIENCE

1: ENQUIRY
We will determine your requirements such as label size, shape, colours, application and quantity.

2: QUOTE
A quotation will be provided within 24 hours.

3: PROOF
A digital proof is emailed to you for approval.

4: DELIVERY
Printing is completed within 7 working days from approval of proof.

Very professional and efficiently producing high-quality labels that were exactly what we required, with very prompt delivery.

Bradford Sankey

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