Glassware Washing Service

Hi All,

Our institution is currently in the process of deciding whether or not to
retain personalized glassware washing services for investigators. Currently, we
offer full service glassware processing including pickup/delivery, custom
processes, and sterilization. Due to high costs we are looking into alternative
options such as 'drop-off/pickup' or lab self-service .

How do you handle Glassware washing at your institution?  We would greatly
appreciate it if you could answer a few of our burning questions below.


  1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a
direct or indirect cost for your institution?
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both?
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage?

Your insights are greatly appreciated.

Thank You,
John

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1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a
direct or indirect cost for your institution? DIRECT
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both? BOTH BUT
INCREASINGLY THROUGH CENTRALIZED FACILITY AS WE DO NOT INCLUDE GLASSWASHING
EQUIPMENT IN NEW CONSTRUCTION OR RENOVATION.
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage? SUBSIDIZED
AT 50%.

Amy Wilkerson
Associate Vice President, Research Support
The Rockefeller University
<email obscured>

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Hi All,

Our institution is currently in the process of deciding whether or not to
retain personalized glassware washing services for investigators. Currently, we
offer full service glassware processing including pickup/delivery, custom
processes, and sterilization. Due to high costs we are looking into alternative
options such as 'drop-off/pickup' or lab self-service .

How do you handle Glassware washing at your institution?  We would greatly
appreciate it if you could answer a few of our burning questions below.

  1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a
direct or indirect cost for your institution?
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both?
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage?

Your insights are greatly appreciated.

Thank You,
John

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1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a direct
or indirect cost for your institution? - Direct cost
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both? - both,
our glassware facility is only utilized by CCC members.
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage? - 75%

Heather Richards, MHA
Administrative Manager of Shared Resources
The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center –
Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute
650 Ackerman Rd. Room 334, Columbus, OH 43202
Phone: 614-293-8012 | Fax: 614-293-3305
Website: go.osu.edu/sharedresources

Creating a cancer-free world. One person, one discovery at a time.

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Hi All,

Our institution is currently in the process of deciding whether or not to
retain personalized glassware washing services for investigators. Currently, we
offer full service glassware processing including pickup/delivery, custom
processes, and sterilization. Due to high costs we are looking into alternative
options such as 'drop-off/pickup' or lab self-service .

How do you handle Glassware washing at your institution?  We would greatly
appreciate it if you could answer a few of our burning questions below.

  1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a
direct or indirect cost for your institution?
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both?
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage?

Your insights are greatly appreciated.

Thank You,
John

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Thanks Amy! Appreciate the insights.

Lucky users with the generous subsidy!

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Thanks,
John

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  1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a
direct or indirect cost for your institution? DIRECT
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both? BOTH BUT
INCREASINGLY THROUGH CENTRALIZED FACILITY AS WE DO NOT INCLUDE GLASSWASHING
EQUIPMENT IN NEW CONSTRUCTION OR RENOVATION.
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage? SUBSIDIZED
AT 50%.

Amy Wilkerson
Associate Vice President, Research Support The Rockefeller University
<email obscured>

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Subject: [core administrators network forum] Glassware Washing Service

Hi All,

Our institution is currently in the process of deciding whether or not to
retain personalized glassware washing services for investigators. Currently, we
offer full service glassware processing including pickup/delivery, custom
processes, and sterilization. Due to high costs we are looking into alternative
options such as 'drop-off/pickup' or lab self-service .

How do you handle Glassware washing at your institution?  We would greatly
appreciate it if you could answer a few of our burning questions below.

  1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a
direct or indirect cost for your institution?
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both?
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage?

Your insights are greatly appreciated.

Thank You,
John

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Thank you Heather!  Very generous subsidy!

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1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a direct
or indirect cost for your institution? - Direct cost
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both? - both,
our glassware facility is only utilized by CCC members.
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage? - 75%

Heather Richards, MHA
Administrative Manager of Shared Resources The Ohio State University
Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J.
Solove Research Institute
650 Ackerman Rd. Room 334, Columbus, OH 43202
Phone: 614-293-8012 | Fax: 614-293-3305
Website: go.osu.edu/sharedresources

Creating a cancer-free world. One person, one discovery at a time.

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Hi All,

Our institution is currently in the process of deciding whether or not to
retain personalized glassware washing services for investigators. Currently, we
offer full service glassware processing including pickup/delivery, custom
processes, and sterilization. Due to high costs we are looking into alternative
options such as 'drop-off/pickup' or lab self-service .

How do you handle Glassware washing at your institution?  We would greatly
appreciate it if you could answer a few of our burning questions below.

  1.  Do you consider labware processing (and its associated footprint) a
direct or indirect cost for your institution?
  2.  Does your institution offer centralized glassware processing or do
investigators wash their own? Or, potentially, a combination of both?
  3.  Are the costs for your glassware processing service fully recovered or
subsidized by your institution? If subsidized; by what percentage?

Your insights are greatly appreciated.

Thank You,
John

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