Study: Preventive Maintenance Model Cuts Equipment Repair Hours

A new case study showed that hours for planned medical equipment maintenance could be reduced by using a disciplined, mathematical approach to preventive maintenance, according to a report by HealthImaging.

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The case study, at Aurora Health Care, a 15-hospital system with more than 100 clinics and imaging centers and a clinical engineering team of more than 100 members, was presented at the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation conference.

 

Aurora’s model used data on risk, equipment histories and failure rates to create an assessment process for all equipment device categories, helping staff establish varying maintenance frequencies.

 

Read the HealthImaging report on equipment maintenance.

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