In case you haven’t noticed, everything is going wireless. The telephone has gone wireless. Your computers can be connected to the Internet via wireless. Your stereo speakers can now be wireless. And your television, which was wireless, then was wired to cable, is going wireless again. It seems inevitable that these same technologies enabling wireless […]
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Three times in as many months, the computerized systems at the heart of Stanford University Medical Center’s cardiac catheterization labs froze, locking up tighter than a plaque-clogged artery. Mark Addis, CBET, of the clinical technology and biomedical engineering department needed to figure out the reason why. Soon enough, he had his answer: the information technology […]
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Using human factors engineering to evaluate medical equipment helps make devices safer and more effective
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Staying one step ahead, the Long Beach Memorial Medical Center team implements changes today that prepare the institution for the demands of an environmentally friendly, error-free, connected tomorrow
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Norine Carlson-Weber ISO-certified Alpha Source Inc, Milwaukee, furnishes health care facilities with new and replacement medical equipment and components in seven categories: lamps, batteries, power protection and supplies, fiber optic cables, O2 sensors, monitoring accessories, and diagnostic instruments and supplies. The company stocks more than $1 million in inventory, but prides itself equally on what […]
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