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in 2015, which is designed to collect data from rooms during the construction process. It was considered a natural option to test it. ADC uses the same planning philosophy found in PRD, adding specific features to monitor the procurement, installation and start up of the equipment. We discovered during the process that ADC allowed us to manage existing equipment and add it into the project. While an engineer or technician is using a tablet to input installation data in a particular room, all the data he or she enters goes into the centralised system that was used during planning, which enables the management to automatically update the status and monitor online the installation and snagging process. We also verified when working with Revit that all the changes made in ADC were automatically shown in the BIM model. Codebook ADC proved to be an


efficient tool during the testing and commissioning stages and it was possible to establish the progress of activities fast. Progress reports were generated almost daily. All the information entered into the system was exported to be used in a computerised maintenance management system (CMMS) for use at the end of the project. In our case it also included all data related to incidents during installation. There was also increased efficiency of the on site engineering team and increased data reliability by a centralised data repository managed by ADC.


Conclusion After completing this process, we concluded that: l classic project management applications are not adapted to procurement management and installation/snag management


l the best way to efficiently control and manage an equipment project, particularly at the installation and start up stage, is by having all the information centralised in a single software application


l having a single synchronised data repository avoids duplicate information or documentation inconsistencies that usually occur when new documentation is included or when suppliers get partial acceptance or approval on site that may not be seen in central offices


l using CodeBook PRD and ADC in hospital equipment projects guarantees the reliability of the managed data and human resources may therefore be used to solve problems that still require human input


l if the aim is to work with BIM, PRD and ADC will automatically synchronise with the BIM model (ArchiCad or Revit) from planning until the


IFHE DIGEST 2019 Photographs taken with ADC, with ADC running on a tablet. 51


The CodeBook workflow linked to Revit for equipment management.


installation and start up stage, making it a powerful tool to consider using from the beginning of a project. IFHE


References 1 Meirovich C. Herramientas avanzadas para la planificación de equipamiento. Codebook. [www.hospitecnia.com/Articulos/Servicios- Hospitalarios-Servicios-Centrales- Diagnostico-Y-Tratamiento/Herramientas- avanzadas-para-planificacion/id- Lceabheabdaeehc.xsql].


2 Meirovich C, Sengozi R. Equipment Planning Synchronised with Hospital Design and Construction. Nairobi: Association of Medical Engineering, 5th East African Regional Scientific Conference, 2016.


3 AbolanD, Kaliba P et al. Challenges faced during the development of new high demand public hospitals with limited budgets, land and time constraints in the City of Kampala, Uganda. Johannesburg: SAFHE/CEASA 2015 – The 11th Biennial Conference Exhibition, 2015.


4 Meirovich C. La planificación del equipamiento medico. AEIH Anuario 2016; 13-16.


5 Vidal C. Diseño y operaciones de equipamiento médico en BIM. [http://hospitecnia.com/articulos-destacados/ diseno-operaciones-equipamiento-bim/].


6 Alonso M, Argul L et al. Recepción y puesta en marcha del equipamiento: un reto a incorporar a nuestros proyectos. [http://hospitecnia.com/documentacion/ recepcion-y-puesta-en-marcha-del- equipamiento-un-reto-incorporar-nuestros- proyectos/].


7 de Pineda A, Rodríguez B García J, Paltrinieri N. BIM aplicado a proyectos de grandes dimensiones. [http://hospitecnia.com/ articulos-destacados/bim-proyectos- grandes-dimensiones/].


Further reading l ECRI. The Future of Healthcare Design - Navigating the challenges of advancing technology in patient care settings. US: PA, 2012.


l Infante López CN, González G et al. Codebook ADC and other useful tools to effectively manage hospital equipment installation, testing and commissioning. Bologna: 7th European Congress for International Federation of Hospital Engineering, 2017.


l Vidal C, Rocaspana J. BIM y Plan de Equipamiento Médico. [http://hospitecnia.com/ arquitectura/bim-y-plan-de-equipamiento/].


l Meirovich C, Mann P. Codebook for Planning, Procurement, Testing and Commissioning. Geneva: 3rd Global Forum on Medical Devices, 2017.


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