P19093: Over-Bed Hospital Table

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Project Summary	Project Information
What are bedside tables? Bedside tables are prevalent in hospitals and nursing homes and are a necessity for patients when they need to eat food, read, or assist in other activities. The table can also hold personal items like medicine, cups, or assist nurses in their every day care for the patients. The Problem Our customer, Rochester Regional Health Network (RRHN), identifies several key problems with their current day bedside tables. With the bedside tables used in their hospitals, it’s difficult for patients to eat and nurses to operate. This project aims to improve current bedside tables to include more convenient features. An existing prototype exists in the Industrial Design (ID) department and we aim to assist in the improvements for easy mobility, height adjustments, and expanding the table to increase surface area. Bedside Table Sponsor Logo	Project Name Hospital Bedside Table Project Number P19093 Start Term Fall 2181 End Term Spring 2185 Faculty Guide Jerry Adamski Primary Customer Rochester General Hosptial = Rachelle Stevens, Rachelle.Stevens@rochesterregional.org & Unity Hospital = Sheri Faggiano, sheri.faggiano@rochesterregional.org, Ravee Fazal, raveefazal@gmail.com Industrial Design (ID) Team Yueyue (Zoey) Zhang, yz9548@rit.edu & Shannon Connell, sdcnai@rit.edu

Table Parts

We identified and labeled the parts of the table so that whenever a part of the table is referenced, everyone will understand what part of the table we're actually referencing.

General definition to referencing table parts

Team Members

Left to Right: Melanie Roy, Stephanie Chu, Kyle Chrysler, Kazi Rahman, Mendy Yu

Member	Major	Primary Role	Contact
Stephanie Chu	ME	Project Manager	sxc3510@rit.edu
Kyle Chrysler	ISE	Facilitator	kdc2421@rit.edu
Kazi Rahman	BME	Purchasing	kar1915@rit.edu
Melanie Roy	ME	Engineer	mtr1321@rit.edu
Mendy Yu	ME	Communication, Engineer	mxy4126@rit.edu

Detailed information about the team can be found [Here]

Phase Breakdown

MSD I	MSD II
Problem Definition Systems Design Preliminary Detailed Design Detailed Design	Build & Test Prep Subsystem Build & Test Integrated System Build & Test Customer Handoff & Final Project Documentation

Topic Breakdown

Project Management	Design Tools	Design Documentation	Implementation/Validation	Presentation Documentation
PRP Requirements Project Timeline Risk Management Bill of Materials Communication & Minutes	Use Cases Benchmarking Functional Decomposition Morphological Chart Concept Selection	Models & Drawings Hospital Room Layout Hospital Standards	Test Plans & Results Feasibility Analysis Build & Manufacture	Gate Reviews Imagine RIT Poster Technical Paper Build & Assembly Instruction Operation & Service Manual Project Photos and Videos

Acknowledgements

We'd like to give our thanks to the following people for all their help and support throughout our project and the MSD process:

Jerry Adamski, Rachelle Stevens, Ravee Fazal, Aaron Burton, Dan Phillips, Stan Rickels, Kerri Vanderbush, Jodi McNamara, Rob Kraynik, Jan Maneti, Gary Hodenius, Mark, Craig Arnold, Ricky Wurzer, Elizabeth DeBartolo, Christine Fisher, and the RIT Kate Gleason College of Engineering Staff and Faculty

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