ICORP GROUP · INSIGHTS

Choosing Medical Equipment: What Matters Beyond Specifications?

Medical tools that are “high-specific” are not always translated as the most ideal. The important thing is to fit into the context of a hospital or clinic, both the side of Clinical Use, Workflow, Staff, Area, Budget and Continuous Care.

Start with Clinical Requirement

Set out what the virtual machine is used for what task, how the user or patient is estimated and what function must-have when Requirement is scratched. The comparison of options will not go with unnecessary Feature.

Consider space and assembly systems.

Certain types of tools have spatial requirements, electrical systems, location improvements or coordination with Facility. The project team should follow both Equipment and Site Requirement at the same time.

View Total Fit Not Only Purchasing Price

The budget should include relevant factors such as transportation, installation, storage, pre-training and coordination of support within the supplier's scope.

Users need to really understand and operate.

Equipment Selection Advisory and Basic Usage Support Coordination reduce the gap between purchase and real use. Especially projects with multiple parties involved.

Equipment group that ICORP supports

ICORP services include Medical Equipment Sourcing, Healthcare Consumables & Supplies, Equipment Selection Advisory and the coordination of radiation group equipment such as MRI, CT, X-Ray and Mammogram according to the Hospital Requirement.