Equipment purchases: getting the answers to "how much will it cost"
Trustee : the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
|June 9, 1984
Abstract:
Today, capital equipment purchasing decisions can no longer be based simply on price. Governing boards, in evaluating such requests, need to be aware of such factors as life-cycle costs, space and utility requirements, and projected market need.
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