Figure 13.9). The clinical effect really relates to the performance of the machine and making a judgment about how significant treating the patient with the performance compromised to a known extent will be. The resource required is the man-hours required and the skill and expertise available and required to restore the machine’s performance. The component availability relates to whether a component is affordable, whether it is available in stores, or was it too expensive to keep on the shelf at the hospital and therefore needs to be ordered.

Figure 13.9 The three aspects to be considered in equipment problems and restoring performance.

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