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[Medical Equipment Management System Based on the Concept of Whole Life Cycle]
1Department of Assets Management, Chengdu Fifth People's Hospital, Chengdu, 611130.
Objective:
Strengthen the legal, compliant, and rational use of medical equipment and further guide the rationalization of medical behaviors.
Methods:
By utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) and image analysis technology, collect real-time operation data of the equipment, establish a real-time running database for medical equipment, and cooperate with the 12 key links of the "whole life" of the equipment and the 8+6 management system framework to implement lean management of the efficiency, benefit, and effectiveness of medical equipment usage.
Results:
It realizes the improvement of the quality and efficiency of medical equipment, cost reduction and cost control, and provides data support for scientific decision-making.
Conclusion:
This study innovates the management model for the entire life cycle of medical equipment, providing a scientific approach to the management of hospital equipment.
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