ICORP GROUP
Hospital Facility Management
Facility Management, Facility Safety, Utilities, Fire Safety, Maintenance and availability of the hospital building system.
Hospital Facility Dashboards: KPIs for Building Risk Management
Facility Management often contains a lot of information, including PM Repair Schedule, Utility Incident, Parts, Subsidy and Upgrades. But if this information is not summarized in the form that the manager sees the risk, it is difficult to decide the budget and order the importance properly.
Hospital HVAC & Indoor Air Quality: Facility Management Meets Patient Safety
Hospital air conditioning system is not only responsible for cooling the area, but also affects the air quality. Continuity of service, comfort of patients and staff, including risk control in certain areas. Therefore, HVAC should be managed in conjunction with Clinical Requirement and Facility Risk.
Fire Safety and Interim Life Safety Measures During Hospital Renovation
Hospital renovation is different from the usual building. The building is open, there are limited patients to be moved and some fire safety systems may be temporarily affected. Fire & Life Safety administration must begin before construction work. Not waiting for a problem at work.
Hospital Utility Failure Preparedness: Power, Water and Critical System Outages
Hospital is a building where the interference of the Utility system can affect patient care immediately. Electric water air, air conditioning, communication systems or systems that support Medical Gas, as an example of Critical Infrastructure that needs to be managed more than having a repair officer at the scene.
Facility Management and Safety in JCI 8: Connecting Environment, Building Systems and Emergency Readiness
Facility Management and Safety is the area where JCI 8th Edition indicates that there is an increased concentration and also connects with the Global Health Impact in infrastructure and service resilience. For hospitals, Facility does not use “repair when damaged” but a system that supports safety and continuity of patient care.