[Research on Risk Control of Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy Based on Cloud Computing]

Area of Science:

• Medical device maintenance
• Surgical equipment quality control
• Healthcare technology management

Background:

• Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are common minimally invasive surgical procedures.
• Equipment failures in these procedures can impact patient safety and surgical outcomes.
• Effective maintenance and inspection protocols are crucial for reliable surgical equipment.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the effectiveness of the Medatc System for inspecting and analyzing hysteroscopy and laparoscopy equipment failures.
• To summarize hospital experience with equipment repair and inspection over one year.
• To improve maintenance efficiency, reduce instrument usage risks, and enhance clinical support.

Main Methods:

• Utilized the Medatc System for equipment inspection and failure data collection.
• Collected data on approximately 200 repair failure cases and over 20 patrol inspections within one year.
• Employed professional quality control tools for equipment inspection.

Main Results:

• Documented one year of hysteroscopy and laparoscopy repair failures, totaling around 200 cases.
• Conducted more than 20 patrol inspections using professional quality control tools.
• Gained experience in identifying and addressing equipment failures.

Conclusions:

• The Medatc System aids in summarizing experience and improving maintenance efficiency for surgical equipment.
• Regular inspection and failure statistics analysis reduce the risk of using instruments.
• Effective equipment management supports clinical departments by ensuring reliable surgical tools.