Stago’s sthemO 301 fully automated coagulation analyser, supported by the web-based data manager solution sthemE Manager, has transformed haemostasis at the Royal Sussex County Hospital.
Royal Sussex County Hospital became the first UK laboratory to implement the new Stago sthemO 301 and sthemE Manager in combination. This has transformed workflows, patient pathways, and future service resilience, says haemostasis lead biomedical scientist Shawn Cotton.
Shawn Cotton is the haemostasis and thrombosis lead for University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. His role spans four sites: Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, Princess Royal in Haywards Heath, Worthing General Hospital, and St Richard’s Hospital in Chichester.
“I have nearly 38 years’ experience as a biomedical scientist, with 33 of them solely in haemostasis,” says Shawn. “So I’ve worked with a lot of suppliers over the years. Through numerous tenders, Stago has consistently ranked highest, demonstrating a haemostasis expertise that translates into solutions which meet both our laboratory and clinical needs.”
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