Medical Planning

Change planning in medical education

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Medical Planning Commission

Medical Equipment Planning

Healthcare providers worldwide are facing an increasingly competitive environment and, in response, are downsizing to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Providers that are unable or unwilling to become more efficient will close. To stay in business, healthcare institutions must consider the cost of medical equipment and plan accordingly. Policies based on sound principles and experience preve...

Mobile Medical Operation Route Planning

Medical services are usually provided in hospitals; however, in developing country, some rural residences have fewer opportunities to access in healthcare services due to the limitation of transportation communication. Therefore, in Thailand, there are charitable organizations operating to provide medical treatments to these people by shifting the medical services to operation sites; this is co...

Medical Aspects of Hospital Planning

"I AM living in an ideal world of lifts, gas, baths, and double and single wards," wrote Miss Florence Nightingale (Woodham-Smith, 1949) just over one hundred years ago. She was then 33 years of age and was to live to 90 years, and she had already made her impact on hospital design and had done battle with architects and engineers. Her influence is still to be seen in our hospital buildings tod...