Selecting the right workwear is crucial for healthcare staff, ensuring comfort, safety, and a professional appearance. University Hospital Ghent (UZ Ghent), Belgium's largest hospital, recently undertook an extensive process to upgrade their workwear for over 4,400 employees.
This case study, featuring insights from Petra Debruyne, Head of the Facilities Department at UZ Ghent, and Luc Sarens, Managing Director of Sarco, the garment manufacturer of the new workwear, reveals their detailed approach and key takeaways.
UZ Ghent Hospital transforms workwear for more comfort and durability
Download this case study to discover how University Hospital Ghent (UZ Ghent), Belgium's largest hospital, revolutionised their workwear for over 4,400 employees.
The need for change
After nearly a decade, UZ Ghent recognized the need for more comfortable and updated workwear. Staff feedback highlighted issues with the old uniforms, such as discomfort and inadequate cooling in certain areas of the hospital.
A collaborative approach
UZ Ghent's selection process was inclusive, involving extensive employee input through surveys and wear trials. This collaborative strategy ensured the new workwear met the practical needs and preferences of the staff.
A glimpse of the new workwear
The result? Workwear featuring breathable, and durable Tecawork® Ecogreen fabrics and design elements that prioritize both comfort and durability.
Discover more
Learn how UZ Ghent successfully transformed their workwear process, prioritizing comfort, sustainability, and employee satisfaction.
Download the full case study to uncover the detailed journey and practical insights for your own workwear selection process.
