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[Analysis and Research on Comprehensive Evaluation Method of Operation Performance of Hospital Valuable Equipment]
Xiaomin Ren1, Ronggao Tang1, Jie Yang1
1Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, Shanghai, 200011.
Objective:
To study the effective method of comprehensive evaluation and analysis of hospital valuable medical equipment performance.
Methods:
The operation performance of 6 valuable equipment was evaluated by cost-benefit method, comprehensive index method and public evaluation method.
Results:
Utilize equipment information management methods for data collection and evaluation, and construct an assessment data model based on evaluation indicators from three aspects: equipment operation status, profitability status, and scientific research contribution.
Conclusions:
Through the performance analysis of different types of valuable medical equipment, a more real and comprehensive quantitative analysis is carried out, which plays a key role in the reasonable purchase, efficient operation and avoiding idling.
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