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The greatest resource for emergency preparedness is your CMMS

As severe weather becomes more commonplace, healthcare systems are forced to prepare for more emergencies and have a plan in place for recovery once the inevitable storm hits. HTM professionals in particular must ensure that medical equipment is secured, working properly, and capable of serving patients in the face of extreme weather.

Utilize your CMMS strategically before and after weather disasters to get back to serving patients as quickly as possible.

In this report, we explore several key topics:

  • How emphasizing preventive maintenance is key to preparation
  • Re-prioritizing work orders for the greatest impact
  • Ensuring an accurate asset inventory for a seamless recovery

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    Mitch Gibson Director of Biomed, Oklahoma University Health

  • “I love how user-friendly CMS is and how easy it is to add any line of data that I need for assets. That’s been really key. We’ll be like, ‘Oh, we need to be tracking asset lifecycles,’ and I can go in there and quickly add that user-defined field and it becomes permanent. That’s been a huge lifesaver, definitely. I love that. It’s definitely not something we could have done with our previous solution.”

    Courtney Haschke Biomedical Supervisor, Baptist St. Anthony’s
  • “I’m a huge fan of FSI. Their customer service is beyond anything I’ve ever experienced, especially from software companies. Outstanding continued support is one of their strongest points, and their staff members are focused on helping hospitals make these tricky transitions. When I have a question, I know exactly who to contact.”
    Jim Wicke System Analyst, UPMC Hospitals

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