Medical Equipment Maintenance

Cedars International is the last thing you can afford in today’s high-pressure clinical environment. Medical equipment needs to be operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to ensure maximum productivity. Cedars International provides high-quality maintenance services for medical equipment which helps to increase uptime availability, maintain budget stability and help you provide a safer and more reliable working environment.

A commitment to safety is an essential element of any process related to the use of medical equipment — whether the medical equipment is purchased, rented, borrowed, or leased

Medical equipment plays a vital role in healthcare; however, when equipment is not properly used or maintained, it also can cause harm. In many instances, patient injuries occur because of assumptions about who may use, calibrate, modify, or repair equipment.
Injuries from medical equipment also might arise from training gaps that don’t address pre-use testing, preventive maintenance, malfunction reports (and incident reports), and repair procedures.

The objectives of this guideline are to:
• Review due diligence considerations for selecting and acquiring medical devices and equipment
• Define key aspects of an equipment management program and offer risk strategies to consider when developing such a program
• Discuss the necessary components of a well-defined incident response procedure
• Offer guidance related to responding to equipment recalls and documenting essential information about medical devices and equipment
• Provide general recommendations for managing risks associated with the operation of onsite laboratory and radiology equipment
• Review proactive strategies for addressing patient-supplied medical equipment.

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