MRI / CT / X-Ray / Mammogram: Space and Systems to Prepare Before Procurement

The selection of radiation tools should not be seen only the Specification of the machine. Because the success of the project depends on the scale, the support system and coordination of the relevant agencies to make the machine in real use.

1. Defining Clinical and Operational Requirement

Starting from the service type, team workflow user volume and agency objectives. To ensure that the device selection is in line with real use. Not selected from specification alone.

2. Check Site Requirement of the Device

Each model of the machine has different area requirements, support systems and installation conditions. Therefore, suppliers, engineers and project teams should be able to review the specifications together before completing the area or starting upgrades.

3. Set the Workflow of Patients and Team

Patient route, preparation point, operating space and support area should be considered alongside the equipment position. To prevent the installed area from being technically disabled.

4. Connecting Equipment with Facility Improvement

If the project is improved, the work of tools and construction works should be managed in the same plan. From the model, the area to the delivery. To reduce the risk of subsequent work.

5. Set Timeline and the joint responsible

This feature of the project has several parties involved. Therefore, it should have a central and timeline that connects, supply, location preparation, installation and preparation together.

ICORP has the scope of work in medical equipment Sourcing, Equipment Selection Advisory, Healthcare Facility Improvement and support projects related to MRI, CT, X-Ray and Mammogram. The specific technical details are required by the machine, reference requirements from the manufacturers and relevant experts in each project.