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Journal Article
The Case for In-House Laboratory Equipment Maintenance
2013
Overview
Healthcare technology management (HTM) professionals have taken a hands-off approach to laboratory equipment maintenance. Typically, there isn't much of such equipment in the inventory, and the cost to train personnel to service can be a hurdle to making the move to in-house maintenance. Additionally, in some cases the equipment has been provided free of charge in return for a long-term contract for expendable supplies used to operate the equipment. Finally, regulatory oversight from College of American Pathologists or other agencies can discourage in-house maintenance. However, the author strongly encourage all HTM professionals to help bring laboratory maintenance back in-house. While there may be some short-term pain, the potential for long-term benefits is greater.
Publisher
Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation, AAMI
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