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PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PM) PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PM) STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING Sanjeev Hiremath Sanjeev Hiremath Princess Margaret Hospital, Perth Princess Margaret Hospital, Perth Brett Anderson Brett Anderson Perfect Project Planning, Perth Perfect Project Planning, Perth

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PM) PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PM) STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL STRATEGIES FOR CLINICAL

ENGINEERINGENGINEERING

Sanjeev HiremathSanjeev HiremathPrincess Margaret Hospital, PerthPrincess Margaret Hospital, Perth

Brett AndersonBrett AndersonPerfect Project Planning, Perth Perfect Project Planning, Perth

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Why Project Management ?Why Project Management ?Specific goalsSpecific goals

Time bound Time bound

Limited budgetLimited budget

Higher QualityHigher Quality

Benchmarking Benchmarking - C.I. process- C.I. process

My goodness!

Last time I

marked a

bench was

during my

school days!

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Triangle of ObjectivesTriangle of Objectives

Resources

= People

+

Materials

TIME COST

QUALITY

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PM strategiesPM strategies

= Plan= Plan

= Organise= Organise

= Implement = Implement

= Network= Network

= Train= Train

POINT strategic mix was used successfully POINT strategic mix was used successfully to control costs and deliver results on timeto control costs and deliver results on time

Endless cycles of continuous improvement processes

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PlanningPlanning

The success of a project will depend critically The success of a project will depend critically upon the effort, care and skill you apply in upon the effort, care and skill you apply in its initial planning………its initial planning………

- Gerard M. Blair, Senior Lecturer- Gerard M. Blair, Senior LecturerThe University of EdinburghThe University of Edinburgh

• Key to successful implementation

• Clarity of specifications

• Specific goals and Deliverables

• Work breakdown structure

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Organisation Organisation

Critical PathCritical Path

Earned Value ManagementEarned Value Management

Earned Schedule

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

Y1-Q1 Y1-Q2 Y1-Q3 Y1-Q4 Y2-Q1 Y2-Q2 Y2-Q3 Y2-Q4

Review Quarters

$$$

Planned Value Earned Value

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ImplementationImplementation

Resources Resources RiskRisk CostCost BenefitBenefit

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BETTER PROJECTBETTER PROJECTChanged the service Changed the service

level dramaticallylevel 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.

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PM implications for Clinical PM implications for Clinical Engineering Engineering

NETWORKNETWORK = NET + “WORK” = NET + “WORK”

S.M.A.R.T Work S.M.A.R.T Work Specific, Measurable, Specific, Measurable,

Actionable, Realistic, Time-bound Actionable, Realistic, Time-bound

Training : Training : A life long process for a professionalA life long process for a professional

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Before we go…..Before we go…..

““Quality expert Dr. J. M. Juran defined Quality expert Dr. J. M. Juran defined a ‘Project’ as a ‘Project’ as ..a problem ..a problem scheduledscheduled for solution.”for solution.”

- - Juran’s Quality Handbook: Fifth Edition Juran’s Quality Handbook: Fifth Edition

ISBN 0-07-034003-X 1999ISBN 0-07-034003-X 1999

Thank youThank you

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