Biomedical Asset Management
A system that manages the inventory, maintenance, and calibration tracking of medical devices.
Biomedical Asset Management is a system that manages the inventory, maintenance-repair, calibration, and warranty processes of medical devices in a hospital.
The system supports device safety and continuity by monitoring the device lifecycle (acquisition, usage, maintenance, decommissioning) and works in conjunction with CMMS.
Other names / abbreviation: Medical Device Tracking System.
What is it used for?
Biomedical asset management supports device continuity and patient safety by ensuring medical device safety, compliance with planned maintenance, and tracking of calibration.
Key features
- Device inventory: Registration and tracking of medical devices.
- Planned maintenance: Periodic maintenance and calibration plan.
- Failure/repair: Failure logging and repair tracking.
- Warranty/contract: Monitoring of warranty and service contracts.
Integration and standards
Biomedical Asset Management does not operate in isolation; it typically exchanges data with the following systems and processes:
Frequently referenced standards and regulations:
- KVKK
- Medical device legislation
Benefits provided
- Device safety
- Compliance with planned maintenance
- Calibration traceability
Selection and evaluation criteria
Main criteria considered when evaluating a biomedical asset management system:
- Inventory/maintenance capabilities
- CMMS integration
- Calibration tracking
Points to consider
- Calibration and maintenance compliance is critical for patient safety.
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What is biomedical asset management?
It is a system that manages the inventory, maintenance, and calibration processes of medical devices.
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