hospitales – GDI Uniformes

An image that builds trust

Services group together a series of activities that provide comfort or well-being to people.

There are public services that are administered by the government, such as: water supply, education, government administration, rubbish collection, public transport and postal services.

There are also private services offered by lawyers, accountants, waiters, hairdressers, cooks, among many others.

WHAT ARE THE 4 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SERVICES?

Service businesses have unique characteristics that define and differentiate them from each other. In any case, there are four key attributes of this type of business. They are as follows:

Intangibles. Unlike products, most services cannot be experienced or consumed until the contract is made and this can be a challenge for businesses of this type, as customers may feel they have to make a purchasing decision without adequate information.
Inseparable. Products can be produced in parts and even in different locations, but services are unique because they are generally provided and consumed at the same time in the same location.
Ephemeral. Services are often perishable, meaning that unused capacity cannot be stored for future use or sale. For example, a restaurant might be full one night and half empty the next. If the restaurant operates on an inflexible staffing model, the costs will nevertheless be the same in both cases.
Variables. Manufactured products tend to rely on automated processes and quality assurance procedures that result in a consistent product. However, the quality of a service can vary according to many factors, including who provides it, where it is provided, when it is provided and how it is provided. The more a business relies on human beings to provide services, the more susceptible it is to variability.

There are more than 1,899,812 establishments dedicated to services in Mexico.

Their activities are very varied and take place in hotels, restaurants, schools, hospitals, theatres, cinemas, sports centres and beauty salons, among others, and the number of establishments continues to grow.

Nationally, there are more than 10,844,080 people working as service providers.

Compared to other sectors of the economy, services rank first in terms of the number of people employed in them.

For this very important sector, the image of the brands must be differentiated, unique, comfortable and cover all the needs of the collaborators.

That is why at GDI we offer you a fully comprehensive service, ranging from safety, comfort and a security, comfort and a design that differentiates and personalises your brand.. We are your best option when choosing the clothing for your collaborators, we adapt to your needs, to what you want and always maintaining your corporate image.

We are experts in various sectors and our track record confirms this.

Taking care of your health from afar

Globally, telemedicine is an increasingly sought-after option for connecting injured or sick employees with health professionals, from work or home. Today, as governments urge patients to avoid going to hospitals and practice social distance, there has been even greater interest in using telemedicine services to obtain remote treatment, prescriptions or professional care during the Covid-19 crisis.

Telemedicine can deliver fast, convenient and accessible health care for many businesses in cases of injury or illness.

WHAT IS TELEMEDICINE?

Telemedicine is the practice of treating patients remotely, when the healthcare provider and patient are not physically present. A patient in one location can connect with a doctor, nurse, physiotherapist or any other healthcare provider in another location via a smartphone, tablet or computer.

BENEFITS OF TELEMEDICINE

Availability. The best telemedicine services can connect workers with healthcare providers 24/7/365. Telemedicine also enables consultations with specialists in remote areas.
Fast and convenient care on site. Telemedicine allows minor work-related injuries to be quickly addressed and often treated at the workplace. Physiotherapists can deliver exercises, postural instructions and monitor the progress of rehabilitation processes, and even check on patients while they are at work.
Accessibility. The costs of telemedicine are significantly lower than those of face-to-face consultations and hospital emergency room visits. As well as directly lowering treatment costs, telemedicine helps reduce unnecessary emergency care and improves the management and accuracy of care requests.
Rapid recovery. Telemedicine can put workers on a fast track to recovery. A worker can be quickly treated and inserted into a recovery plan; he or she may never even need to leave work. This rapid recovery can also increase productivity and shorten the time it takes for medical leave or compensatory payments.
Security. Telemedicine can also be a good alternative when it is not safe to visit a doctor in person, physical facilities are closed, or health services are overwhelmed by an incident such as a pandemic.

It is important to note that telemedicine may not be appropriate for serious injuries and is not a substitute for emergency care. In addition, some employees may prefer to receive care at a doctor's office or health service even when telemedicine is an option.

If your company decides to consider telemedicine services for its employees, it is important to choose a provider that fully complies with local laws and regulations applicable to the telemedicine concept.

At GDI we seek to support our employees, wherever they are. During confinement we provide this type of support to our staff to keep them safe, with psychological and exercise support and to keep them fit.

They look after your health and take care of their image.

The uniforms in this sector are very important for health care personnel, based on dress codes depending on the hospital, clinic or practice. Their main function is to protect the specialist and the patient from the spread of infection.

Not only do they fulfil their protective function, but they are also part of the image of people working in health care, demonstrating hygiene, trust, respect and dedication, which makes a good impression on the patient.

Depending on the type of work to be carried out, different accessories are required for comfort, and it is essential that they facilitate hygiene during the working day.

BENEFITS OF WEARING UNIFORMS

The health sector uniforms provide different benefits when worn correctly, ranging from presentation to a patient to protection against bacteria. These include:

It facilitates the identification and classification of personnel.
Protection against body fluids and chemicals.
They prevent cross-contamination between different infections in a hospital.
They provide greater mobility and comfort for health workers.
They make the patient feel comfortable.
They are suitable for all body shapes.
They promote hygiene.
They are functional, with pockets where different work tools can be carried.

In addition to these benefits the medical uniforms have designs and colours that match those of the institution.

This provides employees with identity and a sense of belonging.
They demonstrate to patients and relatives the integrity and organisation of the institution.
They express the dedication and professionalism of the medical centre's employees.

CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD UNIFORM

It should be made of materials that reduce the spread of airborne infections.
To enable efficient hand hygiene.
Comfortable for the movement of the user.
It must be a hypoallergenic fabric.
Easy to wash, sun and chemical resistant.

HOW TO CHOOSE

Depending on the type of work you do, you will require different accessories for comfort, and it is also essential that they facilitate hygiene during your working day.

Sanitary pyjamas: the most important thing when choosing this set of coat and trousers is that the fabric is the least prone to the propagation of microorganisms, that it does not produce static (to avoid possible explosions), is resistant to chemical substances and is blue or green in colour to contribute to the visual aesthetics of the sector. Currently, one of the most widely used fabrics is drill fabric (composed of vegetable fibre, cotton and spandex), whose resistance to washing and exposure in the workplace is the most recommended.

Each one is suitable for a different use, for this reason there are designs with long or short sleeves, with front zip or buttons.

Sanitary gowns: they prevent staining of the sanitary pyjamas and identify doctors and surgeons. You can find single-use gowns, or the common long-sleeved white gowns.
Sanitary caps: these are an essential part of the sanitary wardrobe. They are usually disposable, as are masks, to guarantee safety and hygiene.
Healthcare footwear: anatomical footwear with non-slip soles contributes to the comfort of healthcare workers during the working day. Health clogs are the most commonly used by doctors and nurses as they fit snugly to the foot and are made of breathable material.

At GDI you will find a wide range of garments. We are experts in various sectors and our track record confirms it.

We provide a comprehensive service, which encompasses all the features that uniforms require. This comprehensive service ranges from safety, comfort and a design that differentiates your staff. We are your best option when choosing the clothing for your employees,

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