Metamorphosis of Service Delivery Inside Hospital Planning: Logistics Automation Using Robotics & AI

{"version":"0.3.0","atoms":[],"cards":[],"markups":[],"sections":[[1,"p",[[0,[],0,"Owners\n and planners are seeking innovative ways to transform service delivery \nto address worldwide challenges such as declining birth rates, \ngeopolitical issues, employee safety, and natural disasters. We will \nspecifically address the five Ds (Dirty, Dull, Dangerous, Difficult and \nDear) as key qualifiers to consider logistics automation. In this \nsession, we will discuss a variety of decision factors such as \nfeasibility, practicality, safety considerations, space requirements, \n\u0026 engineering considerations for various automation alternatives \nwithin different operating environments. Business case evaluation being \none of the first steps in understanding the overall decision factors \nthat will help all parties involved understand how it impacts their \nfunction. This seminar will go over the overall evaluation process \nincluding information gathering, user input, cultural and operational \nfactors. Part of our case studies will involve presentation of empirical\n data driving the decision process. Considering and implementing \nlogistics automation presents challenges in project planning, space \nprogramming and regulatory compliance. We will present practical \nsolutions that have been tried and tested in Healthcare Facilities \nPlanning arena. "]]],[1,"h3",[[0,[],0,"\n Learning objectives "]]],[3,"ul",[[[0,[],0,"\nIdentify the need for Logistics Automation, review viable \noptions, and understand business case planning factors including \nplanning challenges such as impact on elevator capacity, interstitial \nspaces \u0026 service corridor widths. \n"]],[[0,[],0,"Review aspects of redundant safety features for employee safety, patient safety, and infrastructure safety. "]],[[0,[],0,"Review device functionality during a fire emergency and review how human errors can be reduced. \n"]],[[0,[],0,"Review how human exposure to HAIs can be reduced and understand the current regulatory environment surrounding devices. \n"]]]]]}