Feasibility Analysis of Hospital Systems Automation

Feasibility Analysis
Feasibility Study

Table of Contents
1. Introduction 3
1.1 Purpose 3
1.2 Scope 3
2. Executive Summary 4
3. Goals and Objectives of the
Proposed System 5
3.1 Goals of the Proposed
System 5
3.2 Objectives of the Proposed
System 5
4. Description of the Proposed
System6
4.1 System description 6
4.2 Issues 6
4.3 Assumptions and
Constraints 6
4.3.1 assumptions 6
4.3.2 constraints 6
5. Findings and Recommendations
7
5.1 Findings 7
5.2 Recommendations 7
5.2.1 Prepare a technical team to
handle the resulting 7
6. References 8
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Feasibility Study
1. Introduction
1.1 Purpose
This document presents a feasibility analysis
of installing The Hospital Integrated
Delivery and Asset Management Service at
Royal Adelaide Hospital.
1.2 Scope
The document majorly focuses on feasibility
analysis. HIDAMS will be initially installed
at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, but it is
scheduled to broaden its use to several other
Australian and Asian hospitals quickly [1].
The feasibility analysis will therefore be
solely instituted in regards to Royal
Adelaide Hospital.
The information used to compile this
document has been sourced from different
resources. The major contributors being
Robotics Service Systems Ltd (RSSL)
documents and Royal Adelaide Hospital
documentation.
This document has been presented in
subsections as shown in the documents table
of contents. However, some parts have been
omitted. The parts omitted do not relate to
the subject in question.
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