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Li-Jen Liao
Far Eastern Memorial Hospital
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Background
Medical devices and equipment play an important role in the modern medical service. It is necessary to integrate the relevant information in order to effectively manage all the equipment into a biomedical engineering equipment management system (BEEMS).
Aims: To report our experience and satisfactory from the users of a BEEMS.
Method
We combine a central core module with intra-net and a mobile device application with internet to become a real-time BEEMS. With the combination of these two modules, the point-of-care software system become real-time and mobile for all users in the hospital. We conduct a survey about satisfactory from the users after more than one-year implementation of this system.
Results
After the application more than one year, only 7% users show unsatisfactory about the BEEMS. We also find this real-time and point-of-care BEEMS has high satisfactory and is especial helpful for the management staff in hospital.
Conclusion
A real-time BEEMS has high satisfactory and is helpful for the staff in hospital.
Relevance to clinical practice
A real-time biomedical engineering equipment management system is helpful to effectively manage all the equipment in hospital.
Keywords
Biomedical Engineering Equipment Management System, Medical devices, Mobile device application
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Research Article
Li-Jen Liao
Far Eastern Memorial Hospital
Corresponding Author
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CURRENT STATUS: Under Review
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Posted 03 Nov, 2021
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On 01 Nov, 2021
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License:
This work is licensed under a CC BY 4.0 License. Read Full License
Background
Medical devices and equipment play an important role in the modern medical service. It is necessary to integrate the relevant information in order to effectively manage all the equipment into a biomedical engineering equipment management system (BEEMS).
Aims: To report our experience and satisfactory from the users of a BEEMS.
Method
We combine a central core module with intra-net and a mobile device application with internet to become a real-time BEEMS. With the combination of these two modules, the point-of-care software system become real-time and mobile for all users in the hospital. We conduct a survey about satisfactory from the users after more than one-year implementation of this system.
Results
After the application more than one year, only 7% users show unsatisfactory about the BEEMS. We also find this real-time and point-of-care BEEMS has high satisfactory and is especial helpful for the management staff in hospital.
Conclusion
A real-time BEEMS has high satisfactory and is helpful for the staff in hospital.
Relevance to clinical practice
A real-time biomedical engineering equipment management system is helpful to effectively manage all the equipment in hospital.
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No competing interests reported.
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