365mc Enhances Surgical Safety Through Rigorous Monitoring System

In response to the incresead importance of infection control during COVID-19, 365mc has implemented the ‘Aseptic Monitoring Specialist Nurse System’, developed for objective surgical environment assessment.

Five 365mc branches located in Seoul, Incheon, Daejeon, Daegu and Busan are currently processing surgical instrument cleaning and equipment inspection.

All inspection processes undergo internal cross-checks. Then secondary inspections use recorded videos of surgical preparation. Notably, these videos are assessed by external experts with extensive experience. This practice is unusal for the medical instutions managing the surgical environment with external organizations.

According to 365mc officials, “If any single item fails monitoring inspections, the entire process will be re-evaluated. Internal training further enhances the maturity of surgery preparation." In fact, 365mc has performed the highest number of liposuction surgeries with a flawless saftey records.

Indonesian medical professionals were surprised by the strict management criteria after observing the external monitoring process. Seoul 365mc official states "all five branches prioritize patient's saftey and will do the best to create a safe liposuction surgery environment."

The Seoul 365mc hospital, founded in 2013, became the first specialized liposuction medical institution in South Korea, with five affiliated facilities exclusively performing liposuction.

In July, 365mc expanded globally with the launch of 'Indonesian 365mc hospital' at Mayapada Hospital in Jakarta. Additionally, Seoul 365mc LAMS (Local Anesthetic Minimal-invasive Liposuction) hospital is set to open in September.