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    Medical Facility Management under BIM Paradigm for Hospital Operations Performance in China During COVID-19

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    2023
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    Kapogiannis, Georgios
    Yang, Tianlun
    Guo, Jiequn
    Gerges, Michael
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    Hospitals operation is becoming a major focusing points on China as there is a huge market because of aging population. The management of healthcare institute is crucial as it contains operational activities that can be harmful to public health such as medical waste as well as medical equipment that has to be maintained timely. In particular with the pandemic COVID-19 situation, the maintenance of the medical equipment is the foundation to ensure the healthcare service can operate functionally. Hence, this research is focusing on how medical facilities are being managed in Chinese healthcare institute as well as to understand whether and how BIM can impact healthcare facility management. A mixed methodology was used to interview facility managers in the province of East China region during COVID-19 period. The result of this research shows that by adopting BIM, the quality and efficiencies of facility management for key hazard assets in hospitals can be improved in principle because of the large amount of asset data and hospitals' information.
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    https://doi.org/10.29117/cic.2023.0045
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10576/47079
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