Healthcare Technology Management

GE Healthcare can offer assistance and expertise to help drive your facility’s success—entirely on your terms. Stop by GE Healthcare booth #1227 at AAMI Exchange June 7-10 to network and discuss ways to achieve HTM success. GE Healthcare will be showcasing: Technology Solutions, Mobility Solutions, Education, Supplies and Accessories. For a complimentary Expo Plus Pass - including free admission to the expo, general sessions and career center at a $50 value, visit www.aami.org/aamiexchange. Use Coupon Code: EXFM19 See you there!

AAMI Exchange EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

Saturday, June 8
7:15 – 7:45 am Passive RFID Technology in the HTM/Clinical Setting: Driving Productivity and Savings, Kristen Suessmann, GE Healthcare
8:00 – 9:00 am Mixed Reality (AR/VR): Leveraging Technology to Increase Understanding , Rick Sidlo, GE Healthcare
Spotlight Theat er Considerations When Hiring Technicians Without Formal HTM Training, Donna Dyer, GE Healthcare

Sunday, June 9
Enhancing HTM Programs with Data and Analytics: Aaron Goryl, GE Healthcare; Joe Haduch, UPMC Biotronics; Makidah Mahdi, Henry Ford Health System; Anthony McCabe, The Ohio State University
4:15 - 5:15 pm, Exploring the Differences between Joint Commission and DNV GL Accreditation; Clint Hendricks, GE Healthcare; Justin Hershey, GE Healthcare; Sean Mattini, GE Healthcare; Robert Speight, GE Healthcare

Monday, June 10
7:15 - 7:45 am Leveraging a Multigenerational Team for Business Advantage, Beth Schaul, GE Healthcare

Service models aligned with your priorities for efficient operations, reduced costs and enhanced quality.

The medical equipment service model selected has a direct correlation to the quality, efficiency and cost to maintain your imaging and biomedical assets. GE’s goal is to help you to determine and implement an optimized model, based on your size, scale and needs.

We start by helping evaluate and benchmark your actual cost. We review warranties and service agreements to help you pinpoint exactly what you are spending. We help identify opportunities to improve and standardize your service model from a cost and quality perspective and look at alternatives ranging from a fully outsourced program to in-house enablement models, supporting your team on-site, remotely and as needed.

Optimize asset utilization and the return on your capital investments, reduce budget variability, improve access to equipment, and enhance quality of care.

Another significant driver for increased costs stems from the growing medical asset inventory. Most healthcare organizations own more imaging and clinical assets than ever, which results in higher operational and capital costs.

Our specialists work closely with you, using your system data to measure staff and equipment performance. Medical equipment data are combined with benchmark analytics, to make decisions regarding asset utilization and technology planning. At the same time, we work to identify potential training gaps and changes that could improve workflow and increase patient capacity.

Evolve and adapt to changing needs and cost pressures while also meeting regulatory requirements for safety and compliance.

GE strives to develop new innovations and ideas that go well beyond medical equipment service and maintenance. Our goal is to ensure that your service program grows and adjusts to changing needs and challenges to enable sustainable improvements and success.