In March’s The LynchPin column, HTM expert Patrick Lynch explains why he believes a national biomedical association is the way to go. Chief Editor Keri Forsythe-Stephens discusses this viewpoint in depth in her March UpFront editorial and shares how a recent experience at an industry trade-show shed light on the importance of a strong network of HTM professionals.
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From January 27-28, members of the Indiana Biomedical Society and their vendor partners descended upon the Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre Hotel for the 26th iteration of the IBS Annual Conference. Here are some snapshots from the exciting event, courtesy of Brittany Erwin Photography. Don’t miss out.
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Hospitals around the world face potentially costly and devastating risks to their patients and financial bottom lines because of the vulnerabilities introduced when medical devices are connected to IT networks. Those risks, however, could be significantly mitigated through the application of thoughtful and comprehensive risk management practices, according to AAMI.
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For more than a quarter-century, the Indiana Biomedical Society (IBS) has been providing support, networking, and educational opportunities for biomedical engineers throughout the Hoosier state. In this article, 24×7 contributing writer Phyllis Hanlon profiles the IBS and reveals some of the secrets to the IBS’ staying power. Read them here.
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With stories about ransomware attacks, security breaches, and device hacks looming in the headlines, healthcare organizations must invest in a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy, according to Dell EMC healthcare strategist Susmit Pal. Solutions such as traditional firewall and antivirus protection, encryption, and sophisticated data analytics solutions aren’t enough as standalone solutions to mitigate risks of breach to an ever-expanding healthcare IT network.
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