
|Articles|October 1, 2009
Find a place for your pamphlets
Use this handy storage solution to keep brochures in one place.
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We have an overwhelming number of client education brochures at our clinic. I've tried many storage solutions but found few that worked well. Recently, I came up with the idea of using a hanging shoe organizer to store the brochures. The pockets are the perfect size, and the organizer easily hangs over any door. We've placed the brochures in our treatment area, and they're now easily accessible to team members.
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—Aleia Lehmons, hospital manager, Animal Hospital of Newton Conover; Newton, N.C.
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