Olympus Launches New Endoscope Drying Cabinet
Available for large and small facilities, the cabinet accommodates up to 18 endoscopes with optional built-in or external air sources.
Available for large and small facilities, the cabinet accommodates up to 18 endoscopes with optional built-in or external air sources.
The U.S. Army has launched the Home-Station Medical Maintenance Support (HMMS) program to enhance medical equipment readiness.
GS1 US released new guidelines for transitioning to more-advanced 2D barcodes on product packaging in the U.S. healthcare sector.
Available for large and small facilities, the cabinet accommodates up to 18 endoscopes with optional built-in or external air sources.
In response to COVID-19’s disruption, health leaders are emphasizing the importance of robust supply chain management and centralized systems to ensure medical equipment inventory accuracy, address rising costs, and safeguard patient safety through reliable sourcing and operational efficiency.
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Read MorePENTAX Medical America has launched a new fast endoscope drying solution designed to improve productivity and traceability.
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