Transitioning from Field Service to the Hospital
In this Soapbox article, George Pazak, a BMET III at Methodist Hospital in Indiana, details how he transitioned from field service to the hospital and advises others looking to do the same.
In this Soapbox article, George Pazak, a BMET III at Methodist Hospital in Indiana, details how he transitioned from field service to the hospital and advises others looking to do the same.
Each certification verifies TRIMEDX’s operational policies and security controls for service delivery, technology development, and the rigor around the security of client data protecting it from internal and external threats.
On Tuesday, April 25, Congressmen Ryan Costello (R-Pa.) and Scott Peters (D-Calif.) introduced H.R. 2118, “Ensuring Patient Safety through Accountable Medical Device Servicing”—legislation that has garnered mixed reviews from members of the HTM community. Read about it here.
Greenlight Guru says this new predictive recommendation engine transforms the way medical device companies are able to discover, assess, and manage change.
“The new FSX-1101 Pulse Oximetry Simulator is the only SPO2 Simulator with a lifetime warranty,” says BC Group’s Ken O’Day.
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In an Israeli hospital’s ICU, the breathing tube detached from a COVID-19 patient’s ventilator and hospital staff were not able to reattach it for several minutes, leading to the man’s death.
Improving medical imaging devices’ cybersecurity involves separating networked devices, further segregating attached workstations, and securing PACS servers.