The Medical Equipment Management Plan (MEMP) is a comprehensive strategy designed to ensure the safe and effective management of medical equipment in healthcare facilities. It includes processes for equipment acquisition, maintenance, testing, and disposal to meet quality and safety standards. The MEMP can vary between accreditation organizations like The Joint Commission and DNV GL Healthcare due to their unique standards and survey processes. Implementing a successful AEM program involves grounding it in data, continuous monitoring, documented procedures, limitations on exclusions, collaboration, and embracing evidence-based maintenance. ANSI/AAMI EQ56:2020 is a standard that provides guidance for creating a comprehensive medical equipment management plan, emphasizing a risk-based approach and assisting in various management aspects. A Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) is crucial in clinical settings, acting as a powerful platform for equipment management, workflow automation, regulatory compliance, data analysis, and improved patient care and safety.

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