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Integrated Clinical Monitoring System Improves Workflow and Patient Care, Study Finds
The researchers noted a significant increase in the number of hours patients were continuously monitored after implementation of the integrated system.
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PopularWomen in Biomedical Engineering: A Positive Outlook for Technology
Although they remain a minority in most HTM departments, the field offers women in biomedical engineering growing opportunities for fulfilling careers.
GE to Provide Consulting Services to Lifespan
Under the 6-year plan, GE Healthcare will assist Lifespan to improve patient flow, increase capacity for services, decrease wait times, pinpoint inefficiencies, and reduce costs.
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PACSHealth Updates Dose Management Software
Scottsdale, Ariz.-based PACSHealth LLC has announced new software updates to its DoseMonitor radiation dose management tool, with a focus on non-ionizing data, including magnetic resonance imaging data.
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QualiTest Tackles Virtual Radiology Environment Testing
QualiTest Group, based in Fairfield, Conn., has released an improved virtual radiology environment testing solution for picture archiving and communication systems. The offering builds upon the original solution with enhanced crowd testing and artificial intelligence capabilities, enabling vendors to scale more quickly.
Read MoreWe Asked. You Delivered.
Each year, you tell us what you love about your job; what you, well, don’t exactly love; how much you make; and what you believe are the biggest issues currently affecting the field. Here, 24×7 Magazine chief editor Keri Forsythe-Stephens reveals the major themes that emerged in 2017’s salary survey. Don’t miss out.
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Cleveland Clinic Unveils Top Medical Innovations for 2018
Cleveland Clinic officials have announced what they perceive to be the top 10 medical innovations of 2018 at a presentation that capped off the 2017 Medical Innovation Summit. The list of up-and-coming technologies was selected by a panel of Cleveland Clinic physicians and scientists.
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FDA Commissioner Addresses Medical Device Manufacturing Recovery in Puerto Rico
U.S. FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb has spoken out about medical device manufacturing recovery in Puerto Rico following the devastation of Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Currently, Puerto Rico is home to more than 50 medical device manufacturing plants, which produce more than 1,000 types of medical devices ranging from surgical instruments to pacemakers.
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Study Reveals Lack of Patient Access to Medical Records
Healthcare consumers are familiar with and trust cloud technology, yet nearly one in three still can not easily access their medical records, according to a report recently released from Ambra Health, based in New York.
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A Global Approach
With the ever-evolving regulatory landscape, it’s often challenging for medical device manufacturers to know which changes to prioritize first. One of the industry’s most recent innovations? The Medical Device Single Audit Program, or MDSAP.
Read MoreRamsoft Inks Distributor Deal
Medical Equipment Dynamics, based in New Bedford, Mass., will offer the complete image management product suite from Toronto-based RamSoft, under terms of a new agreement between the two companies.
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Resilience Capital Partners Acquires Bayer MVS, Westco, and MD MedTech
Innovatus Imaging Corp., a newly created holding company formed by private equity firm Resilience Capital Partners and other co-investors, has acquired Pittsburgh-based Bayer Multi Vendor Service (MVS); Tulsa, Okla.-based Westco; and MD MedTech of Denver.
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Hurricane Harvey Shuts Down Texas Hospitals
On Friday, August 25, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Southeastern Texas as a Category 4 storm—devastating homes, roadways, and key structures, such as medical facilities. The death toll has risen to at least 60.
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President Trump Signs MDUFA IV into Law
President Trump has signed into law the reauthorization of the Medical Device User Fee Act (MDUFA IV)—a move that entities like the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance have applauded. Others, however, remain concerned about the legislation’s implications for HTM professionals.
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