With a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) the question of what went wrong with a hospital's life safety compliance standards is no longer a mystery, according to an article on the FacilityCare website.
If a Joint Commission survey reveals noncompliance, then that information is kept in a central place that can be followed up on.
One of the most practical applications of using CMMS technology is in the documentation of preventive maintenance.
In a CMMS, an inventory item can also be tagged with information regarding its risk assessment as well as the level of maintenance that has already been done.
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