Refurbished Medical Equipment Global Market to Reach $20.15 Billion
some of the main types of refurbished medical equipment include imaging equipment, operating room & surgical equipment, and patient monitors.
some of the main types of refurbished medical equipment include imaging equipment, operating room & surgical equipment, and patient monitors.
More unique operational strategies are being integrated into healthcare systems to alleviate equipment shortages, such as drone delivery services.
Buying from domestic producers of medical supplies can build more resilient medical supply chains if healthcare takes steps like identifying alternative suppliers before they’re needed, reports Harvard Business Review.
some of the main types of refurbished medical equipment include imaging equipment, operating room & surgical equipment, and patient monitors.
Austin, Texas-based Accruent and Attainia, based in Scottsdale, Ariz., have formed a partnership to help healthcare delivery organizations manage their full asset life cycles and reduce incremental costs.
Read MoreIn this installment of CE Reflections, Massachusetts General Hospital Systems Engineering Manager Rick Schrenker cuts through the jargon and shares why HTM professionals need to know—and comply—with some important acronyms.
Read MoreIndustry veteran Ramy Boghdadi brings to the job more than 20 years of leadership experience in the clinical engineering and clinical asset management segments of healthcare.
Read MoreIn this article, Avante Health Solutions President and Chief Operating Officer Steve Inacker shares with 24×7 Magazine why his company recently changed its name from Jordan Health Products and discusses his future plans for Avante Health Solutions. Don’t miss out.
Read MoreWhile lean is still an important concept in healthcare operational management, the financial targets have been redefined into electronic asset management (EAM), reveals certified clinical engineer C. Wayne Hibbs. Fortunately, Hibbs says, HTM professionals’ responsibilities are much better defined in an EAM program than in a lean management process.
Read MoreECRI Institute has released TruVu for Supplies, the newest addition to its broad suite of technology decision-making solutions for healthcare providers. TruVu, already proven to accelerate and improve complex decision making for the purchase of high cost capital equipment, now has expanded its functionality to include supplies, instruments, and implantable products.
Read MorereLink Medical—an Aurora, Ohio-based company—came on the scene in 2014 to streamline and improve the medical equipment disposition process for healthcare facilities across the country. In this article, reLink President and COO Jeff Dalton sits down with 24x7 to discuss his thoughts on existing disposition processes and options.