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Working towards a safer and more sustainable 

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AfPP Manchester

Attending the recent AfPP (Association for Perioperative Practice) conference in Manchester was both an enlightening and enriching experience, offering a platform for valuable discussions and insights. Throughout the event, many healthcare professionals shared their experiences of working in environments where collaboration and communication are vital, especially within the high-pressure setting of the operating theatre. However, these conversations also highlighted several challenges faced by delegates, underscoring the need for continuous improvements in professional interactions.

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We also managed to interview Rumbidzai Kufa on the various challenges that she believes needs to change. 

The Clinical Services Journal (CSJ)

The team brief is an important part of effective team working in theatres. An innovative but simple initiative ensures everyone feels part of the team while simultaneously tackling environmental and infection control issues. Danielle Checketts provides an insight.

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Education for theatres

We have created an educational video to make the journey of learning about theatre caps fun. We have tried to cover various topics such as history, reasons for the change to disposables and the many benefits and advantages of changing to our theatre badge hats along with how they will work in operating theatres.  We hope to educate staff whilst keeping them entertained which can enhance the retention of information.

 

Education and rationale for new initiatives are imperative when trying to gain engagement and acceptance of the changes made so we hope that this video helps.

Educating theatres video

Hats implementation process

In order to have a clear route to your hospital, you will need to establish certain criteria, once this has been done then get in touch with us and we will help you with the rest of the implementation process. The below " Build your business case" form should help you along the way. This can then be emailed to you and anyone else who you think will be interested in our badge hats.

Editable poster 

To help staff get ready to understand the change, and the reasons why we have designed a handy editable poster to edit, print and put up around the hospital.

Poster for hospitals to implement the change
Poster for hospitals to implement the change

Braided hat fitting video

Have you ever wondered how easy or how hard it would be to get a lot of hair tucked into one of our hats ? We have made this handy video of Emily putting her hat on will show you how easy it is. 

Evaluation form

Use our handy evaluation form to ascertain the potential benefits of our hats.  The form is in Power Point and is editable. 

Eco Ninjas Evaluation form
Eco Ninjas Evaluation form
  • How should I care for my theatre hat?
    Our theatre hats can be laundered in industrial facilities or washed at home. Follow the care instructions provided with your hat for best results.
  • How do your products contribute to sustainability?
    Our reusable theatre hats help reduce landfill waste by replacing disposable hats. They are designed to withstand regular use and can be easily washed and sanitized.
  • How can I customize my theatre hat?
    You can customize your theatre hat by choosing the style, color, and size. We offer 13 different colors to choose from. Additionally, we provide embroidery options for names, roles, and company logos. Orders are made by hand and take 2-3 weeks to complete.
  • What materials are used in your theatre hats?
    Our theatre hats are made from polycotton, which is lightweight (4oz), 65% Polyester and 35% cotton. They are crease-resistant and suitable for industrial laundering.

Badge Hats ordering tutorial

We have made a short video to help you understand how easy it is to order our name and role badge hats compared to the embroidered hats. This example is ordering 2000 hats for 400 staff and the ordering process is completed in just a few minutes.

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