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October 1, 1988Anaesthesia

Costs of replacement of anaesthetic equipment. Projected expenditure for clinical anaesthetic equipment in a teaching health district

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Anaesthetic equipment in clinical use across four hospital sites in a teaching health district

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Authors

NSN. McC. SchofieldJohn Radcliffe Hospital

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Overview

Current funding may delay non-anaesthetic equipment replacement; leaves open optimal capital allocation strategies for health districts.

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Population
Anaesthetic equipment in clinical use across four hospital sites in a teaching health district
I
Intervention
Cost estimation for replacement until 2000 AD
O
Outcome
Projected expenditure for clinical anaesthetic equipment

Highlights the need for detailed cost projections and increased capital funding to replace aging medical equipment across specialties.

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N. McC. Schofield (1988) studied this question.

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