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If I were in charge, I’d focus on three things:

Fit for actual use.

Each piece of equipment should meet the real needs of daily operations — not top specs for the sake of it.

Balanced total cost.

Don’t just chase low prices. A cheaper item can cost more later if it needs upgrades or replacements.

Compatibility and coordination.

Equipment works best when everything is chosen to work together. Mismatched products create hidden costs and headaches.

In short:
Right specs, coordinated system, optimized cost.
That’s how a small clinic can get the most value from a one-stop solution.