Managing diverse healthcare facility locations with standardized practices

A properly integrated workplace management system (IWMS) can significantly benefit the bottom line


Managing diverse healthcare facility locations with a properly integrated workplace management system (IWMS) and standardized practices can significantly benefit the bottom line, according to an article on the FacilityCare website.

The benefits of standardized practices across facilities includes:

• Transaction costs are reduced when identical definitions and data models are used within any organization and between partners

• Information flows are simplified and improved between facility and workplace professionals, management and executives when an organization uses a single set of standards to guide operations, communication and data collection

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November 17, 2015


Topic Area: Maintenance and Operations


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