ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT USAGE EFFICIENCY, AS A KEY ELEMENT OF MATERIAL AND TECHNICAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OF HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS

  • Daria Matukova-Yaryha National Medical University named after O. O. Bohomolets
Keywords: healthcare facility, resources, material and technical resources, medical equipment, fixed assets, methods of calculation of depreciation

Abstract

The article defines the problem of efficiency of use of medical equipment as a key element of the management of material and technical resources of healthcare institutions. The basic directions are considered to increase the efficiency of use of medical equipment.

Author Biography

Daria Matukova-Yaryha, National Medical University named after O. O. Bohomolets
PhD

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2016-11-06
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Matukova-Yaryha, D. (2016). ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT USAGE EFFICIENCY, AS A KEY ELEMENT OF MATERIAL AND TECHNICAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OF HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS. Scientific Journal of Polonia University, 19(4), 26-33. https://doi.org/10.23856/1902