Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment
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Resumo: | Currently, in a similar way to the policies adopted by the organizations, the hospitals lay an enormous effort in the search of the maximum efficiency of the organizational flows. This results in the improvement of the provided services and patient safety, taking into account the profitability of the physical resources and economic conditions. To achieve these goals, it is necessary not only to increase the efficiency of medical equipment throughout their life cycle, but also to prevent the risks associated with their handling, with emphasis on patient safety. The concepts of maintenance management and risk assessment have been evolving towards the adequacy of the policies most adapted to the nature of the facilities and equipment, whether by economic, functional or other classification. The concept of risk in a hospital environment is very diverse. There are physical, chemical, biological and psychosocial risks. Although all risks are important for the safety and well-being of patients, this dissertation/project focuses mainly on biological risks (infections due to viruses, fungi, bacteria and parasites), and physical risks with a special focus on electrical risk. These risks can be partially indexed to the organization and management of the maintenance of hospital facilities and equipment, as this can help to prevent risks; However, with a good evaluation and management of these, maintenance costs can be reduced and unexpected interventions can be avoided. In this context, this article analyzes the main electrical and biological risks, in order to establish a cause-effect relationship with the maintenance policies carried out by the institutions. |
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Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment |
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Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment |
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Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment Santos, Tiago Jorge Cavaco dos Maintenance management Risk Assessment and Management Medical equipment Quality Maintenance Plans Electrical risk Nosocomial infection |
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Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment |
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Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment |
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Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment |
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Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment |
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Organization and management of maintenance indexed to risk factors in healthcare environment |
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Santos, Tiago Jorge Cavaco dos |
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Santos, Tiago Jorge Cavaco dos |
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Farinha, José Manuel Torres Repositório Comum |
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Santos, Tiago Jorge Cavaco dos |
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Maintenance management Risk Assessment and Management Medical equipment Quality Maintenance Plans Electrical risk Nosocomial infection |
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Maintenance management Risk Assessment and Management Medical equipment Quality Maintenance Plans Electrical risk Nosocomial infection |
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Currently, in a similar way to the policies adopted by the organizations, the hospitals lay an enormous effort in the search of the maximum efficiency of the organizational flows. This results in the improvement of the provided services and patient safety, taking into account the profitability of the physical resources and economic conditions. To achieve these goals, it is necessary not only to increase the efficiency of medical equipment throughout their life cycle, but also to prevent the risks associated with their handling, with emphasis on patient safety. The concepts of maintenance management and risk assessment have been evolving towards the adequacy of the policies most adapted to the nature of the facilities and equipment, whether by economic, functional or other classification. The concept of risk in a hospital environment is very diverse. There are physical, chemical, biological and psychosocial risks. Although all risks are important for the safety and well-being of patients, this dissertation/project focuses mainly on biological risks (infections due to viruses, fungi, bacteria and parasites), and physical risks with a special focus on electrical risk. These risks can be partially indexed to the organization and management of the maintenance of hospital facilities and equipment, as this can help to prevent risks; However, with a good evaluation and management of these, maintenance costs can be reduced and unexpected interventions can be avoided. In this context, this article analyzes the main electrical and biological risks, in order to establish a cause-effect relationship with the maintenance policies carried out by the institutions. |
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