Reprocessed ‘Single-Use’ Medical Devices Help Hospitals Save $451M in 2024
A new survey shows that hospitals saved over $451 million and cut 115 million pounds of CO₂ by using regulated, reprocessed 'single-use' medical devices.
A new survey shows that hospitals saved over $451 million and cut 115 million pounds of CO₂ by using regulated, reprocessed 'single-use' medical devices.
ASHE announced the results of its 2025 Advisory Board election, appointing Dennis Ford as president-elect and several regional reps.
AdvaMed and ABHI renewed their MOU to enhance collaboration on AI regulation, trade policy, and regulatory convergence, aiming to improve patient access to advanced medical technologies in the U.S. and U.K. medtech markets.
A new survey shows that hospitals saved over $451 million and cut 115 million pounds of CO₂ by using regulated, reprocessed 'single-use' medical devices.
In a new study, emergency department (ED)clinicians expressed concerns about poor communication, resource shortages, and training gaps in ED boarding care, emphasizing the need for standardized care, proactive planning, and cultural changes, impacting both patient care and clinician well-being.
Read MoreAAMI has released a comprehensive report on HTM employee retention, based on a survey of HTM professionals in 2022, highlighting key concerns including pay and benefits, communication, leadership, and advancement and training to address retention issues in the field.
Read MoreThe Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) officially launched its improved Standards Monitoring Platform (StMP).
Read MoreThe AAMI Foundation has awarded more than $45,000 in Kilmer Fund Committee grants for projects on improving sterilization.
Read MoreAAMI’s Technology Management Council is seeking feedback from HTM professionals regarding their approach to home healthcare.
Read MoreMITA expressed concern about the scope and utility of the proposed notice for the TCET program in its submitted comments to the CMS.
Read MoreASHE celebrated the outstanding achievements by members to improve the health care physical environment with its annual member awards.