It may be one of the biggest epidemics in health care. It’s not obesity or cancer. It’s the enormous pressure that US hospitals face to remain profitable and stay in business. Consider what is happening in New York, which is merely a symptom of the greater epidemic. Over a year ago, historic St Vincent’s hospital […]
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With a goal of keeping equipment in good working order for as long as possible, maintaining and repairing current medical equipment in a department’s inventory is as important as ever.
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Creating a standardized set of courses for BMET education programs to benefit students, employers, and the industry as a whole
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The adaptable clinical engineering team at Our Lady of Fatima finds success in its approach
Read MoreRecently, I received an e-mail asking if I had heard from anyone regarding noise emissions to their telemetry systems caused by a defective ballast in the hospital’s lighting system. I had not, but I pose the question to all of you, here&rsq
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