The best road to take to successfully resolve a conflict is to handle it quickly, because long-running conflicts can result in low productivity numbers. This is a continuation of the previous article on personnel management/supervision that appeared in the November 2011 issue, which discussed communicating with all staff. In this article, we will discuss resolving […]
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Before you begin troubleshooting, you will need to determine what the device is used for, since devices are sometimes used for other than their intended purpose. When it comes to identifying problems with medical devices, many techniques have been advanced as the best and quickest methods by various authors. In this outline, I will list […]
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A growing trend in diagnostic displays saves health care organizations time and money
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The clinical engineering team at Parkland continues the renowned institution’s innovative approach within its own department
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Those of you in the biomedical/clinical engineering field who service sterilizers know that those four little words—”too long in charge”—can make grown men and women cry. The operator sees that error and instantly thinks of how many packs will need to be rewrapped, and how much further it will put the sterile processing department (SPD) […]
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