Health Systems Want Government Help Fighting Off the Hackers
As cyberattacks continue to affect healthcare institutions, organizations at risk of these attacks are seeking government assistance.
As cyberattacks continue to affect healthcare institutions, organizations at risk of these attacks are seeking government assistance.
Zebra Technologies unveiled new tablets for healthcare providers to improve staff efficiency, care quality, and the patient experience.
Over the past two years, staff in healthcare facilities across the country have encountered a significant increase in resource shortages and critical patients. One move that may help? Investing in real-time location systems, or RTLS, technologies.
As cyberattacks continue to affect healthcare institutions, organizations at risk of these attacks are seeking government assistance.
Nova Ukraine helped collect more than $350,000 worth of medical supplies and equipment for the delivery to a hospital in Ukraine.
Key trends in the market include growing demand for calibration services, technological advancements in calibration services, and more.
As a worldwide shortage of contrast dye for medical imaging continues, a new UC San Francisco research letter in JAMA quantified strategies medical facilities can employ to safely reduce dye use in CT by up to 83%
New York passed the first electronics right-to-repair law in the U.S., which Right to Repair advocates hope indicates a greater sea change.
Siemens Healthineers announced the launch of the company’s Technology Optimization Partnerships at the AAMI eXchange.
Review white paper assessment of the business impact of proactive/predictive analytics solutions for medical equipment, by ROI Rocket, a leading provider of research-based consulting services.
The LumiCide Surface and Drain UVC Disinfecting Systems have been installed in 17 patient rooms at Mt. Sinai Medical Center Morningside.
Seaward Group USA is saddened to announce the death of its former colleague, Jack Barrett. He was 68.