Disposable Consumables Configuration Plan for Maternity Wards in Maternal and Child Health Hospitals

Maternal and child health hospitals and obstetrics wards serve parturients and newborns. Each stage, including delivery-room birthing, cesarean section surgery, postpartum care and neonatal care, has requirements for the sterility grade, barrier performance and soft, low-irritation properties of consumables. Ward consumable use is concentrated in three scenarios: delivery-room aseptic procedures, routine mother-and-baby care, and medical-staff protection. The category range needs to cover high-frequency demands such as surgical draping, dressing changes and incontinence care.

Recommended SKU combinations: for delivery-room and cesarean-section surgery, use disposable sterile surgical packs, disposable surgical gowns, disposable caps and medical gauze pads; for mother-and-baby care, use disposable care pads (for lochia management and bed-surface protection), medical absorbent cotton and cotton balls (for cleansing and wiping); for routine medical-staff protection in the ward, use medical surgical masks. Each category can be configured in tiers according to the number of delivery beds and monthly birth volume; BORUI can accordingly provide a monthly configuration recommendation list.

Procurement and supply: BORUI was established in 2000, is a National High-Tech Enterprise, holds 20+ medical device registration certificates, and has passed ISO 9001/13485 certification. Products are supplied directly by the manufacturer and come with inspection reports and a complete qualification document pack with shipments, which helps maternal and child institutions keep compliant procurement records; 13% VAT special invoices are supported, standard orders ship in 1-5 business days, and emergency orders can be dispatched within 24 hours, reducing the risk that supply interruptions affect ward scheduling.