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    1. PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PM) STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL ENGINEERING Sanjeev Hiremath Princess Margaret Hospital, Perth Brett Anderson Perfect Project Planning, Perth
    2. 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!
    3. Triangle of Objectives Resources = People + Materials TIME COST QUALITY
    4. 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
    5. 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
    6. Organisation
      • Critical Path
      • Earned Value Management
    7. Implementation
      • Resources
      • Risk
      • Cost
      • Benefit
    8. 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.
    9. 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
    10. 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
      Thank you Any questions and / or comments please email : [email_address]
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