No. | Details |
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1. | So again in terms of familiarity and ease of usage then it’s going to be difficult for the staff (participant 2, site A) |
2. | And some store people who stock up rooms will put stuff where they think it needs to go and a nurse may very well put it completely somewhere else….all the wards have different layouts (participant 2, site F) |
3. | They put it [the order] on a Monday and we’re expecting it on a Thursday and on Thursday it doesn’t come. … then we’ll find out that you know it’s out of stock or they have given us different stuff (participant 2, site A) |
4. | Mostly Bank Holidays, mostly when the holidays are coming, mostly and sometimes it’s Saturdays. It really depends sometimes, like it’s mostly Bank Holidays (participant 1, site A) |
5. | We’ve got trolleys set up for peripheral insertion, the cannulae and syringes, everything, we do have a problem with it being stocked (participant 2, site A) |
6. | Minors, there’s problems with the equipment in minors, I think because there’s less insertion of IV lines put down in there, that stock gets depleted and not replenished (participant 2, site A) |
7. | It might be their job and yet they’re not the ones that use it so … that you may not, that wouldn’t be your priority because it’s not something that’s on your radar (participant 1, site F) |