Abstract

Risk management is a critical aspect of medical device maintenance workshops, as it plays a crucial role in ensuring the safe and reliable operation of medical equipment. This paper examines the significance of incorporating effective risk management strategies in medical device maintenance workshops to minimize potential risks and harm to patients and healthcare workers. The study highlights the importance of understanding regulations, adopting best practices, and providing continuous training to effectively manage risks. By incorporating risk management into the business strategy and involving all members of the organization, potential hazards can be identified and mitigated through appropriate controls. The research objectives include identifying potential risks, developing effective risk management strategies, evaluating current practices, assessing the impact on patient outcomes and healthcare costs, and contributing to the existing body of knowledge on medical device safety and maintenance. The research methodology employed a descriptive-analytical approach, utilizing questionnaires as a data collection tool from specialists and technicians working in medical device maintenance workshops. The findings emphasize the need for comprehensive risk management practices to ensure patient safety, improve equipment functionality, and comply with regulatory requirements. By implementing these strategies, medical device maintenance workshops can protect patients from harm, reduce downtime, and enhance overall healthcare outcomes.

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