Advancing Sustainable Healthcare Technology Management: Developing a Comprehensive Risk Assessment Framework with a Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process, Integrating External and Internal Factors in the Gulf Region
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healthcare technology management (HTM); healthcare risk management (HRM); healthcare technology risk management (HTRM); analytic hierarchy process (AHP); endogenous risk factor; exogenous risk factors; facility management; regulatory compliance; blue print; enterprise risk management; PESTLE; comparison matrix; sustainability; healthcare system;All these keywords.
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