Mid-Term Management of Operating Room Equipment: Improving Surgical Quality.

Abstract

This study focuses on the mid-term management theory of equipment lifecycle and systematically examines the impact of operating room instrument management on operational efficiency optimization. The review mainly covers four key aspects: operator training, information technology application, cost control, and quality assurance. The results indicate that mid-term management plays a crucial role in the full lifecycle management of operating room equipment and plays a key role in improving the quality of operating room operations. This management model is undergoing a profound transformation from experience driven to evidence-based practice, and from single control to system integration. Future research should focus on developing standardized evaluation metrics, scalable digital management platforms, and cross institutional data sharing models for optimizing the lifecycle of medical devices.