The Nashville-based medical device service provider, which supports more than 3,000 contrast injectors across 1,000-plus hospital systems, plans to expand into new modalities and pursue acquisitions under the new ownership.
A survey finds a wide gap in technology maturity, with leading hospitals far more likely to adopt workflow automation and integrate systems, devices, and software.
The new solution extends Gluware's network automation platform to connected medical devices, aiming to close remediation gaps between vulnerability disclosure and documented patch.
Unseated internal flow transducer connectors can trigger device reboots and therapy interruptions, prompting updated checkout and handling protocols.
