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Tables
- Table 1 Devices most likely to benefit from PM - from a patient safety perspective (last revised on 1-24-16) (archive of original Table 1.)
- Table 2 Results from the assessment using the wear-out failures questionnaire (preliminary)(last revised on 5-16-18)
- Table 3 Results from the assessment using the hidden failures questionnaire (preliminary) (last revised on 5-16-18)
- Table 4 Ranking of the various device types according to their PM-related Failure Severity Index (combining Tables 2 and 3) (last revised on 5-18-18)
- Table 5 Summary Proof Tables for all potentially PM Priority 1 device types with supporting Detailed Proof Tables (last revised on 2-16-18)
- Table 6 Devices that may benefit from PM by reducing potentially-lost revenues (last updated on 5-22-13)
- Table 7 Devices that may benefit from PM by reducing total repair costs (last updated on 5-22-13)
- Table 8 Devices that may benefit from PM by minimizing potential damage to the facility's reputation (last updated on 5-22-13)
- Table 9 Devices that may benefit from PM by creating some kind of economic benefit (last updated on 5-22-13)
- Table 10 List of model HTMC PM Procedures (last updated on 1-23-16)
- Table 11 Tentative characterizations of different amounts of data in the experience base (last updated on 1-23-16)
- Table 12 What should be considered the minimum acceptable level of PM-related device reliability/safety (last updated on 4-9-16)
- Table 13 Documented levels of PM-related reliability for all devices that meet the CMS definition of "critical equipment" (under revision) (last updated on 10-22-18)
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Graphics
- AEM eligibility based on outcome severity of failure (Figure 16.1)
- Flow chart for the RCM-based risk assessment (Figure 16.3)
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