PM strategies for Clinical Engineering - Presentation Transcript
PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PM) STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL ENGINEERING Sanjeev Hiremath Princess Margaret Hospital, Perth Brett Anderson Perfect Project Planning, Perth
Why Project Management ?
Specific goals
Time bound
Limited budget
Higher Quality
Benchmarking
- C.I. process
My goodness! Last time I marked a bench was during my school days!
Triangle of Objectives Resources = People + Materials TIME COST QUALITY
PM strategies
= Plan
= Organise
= Implement
= Network
= Train
P O POINT strategic mix was used successfully to control costs and deliver results on time I N T Endless cycles of continuous improvement processes
Planning
The success of a project will depend critically upon the effort, care and skill you apply in its initial planning………
- Gerard M. Blair, Senior Lecturer
The University of Edinburgh
Key to successful implementation
Clarity of specifications
Specific goals and Deliverables
Work breakdown structure
Organisation
Critical Path
Earned Value Management
Implementation
Resources
Risk
Cost
Benefit
BETTER PROJECT
Changed the service level dramatically
ORBIS International Project - BETTER was conducted in Ethiopia in 2001-03 Prior to the project 50% of the medical equipment in a state of disrepair. Changed to 80% functional equipment. Capacity Building achieved for continued support.
PM implications for Clinical Engineering
NETWORK = NET + “WORK”
S.M.A.R.T Work
Specific, Measurable,
Actionable, Realistic, Time-bound
Training :
A life long process for a professional
Before we go…..
“ Quality expert Dr. J. M. Juran defined a ‘Project’ as ..a problem scheduled for solution.”
- Juran’s Quality Handbook: Fifth Edition
ISBN 0-07-034003-X 1999
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