Certification: Can We Ensure Competence?
The debate over certification is a lively one, and even its proponents are unsure if it guarantees competence.
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | Certification, Education, Government Regulations | 0 |
The debate over certification is a lively one, and even its proponents are unsure if it guarantees competence.
Read MoreVarious healthcare regulatory agencies require that, in essence, “every healthcare facility shall have in place a program to assess and control the clinical and physical risks associated with the use of medical equipment — regardless of own
Read More24×7 played the numbers recently — the Pulse Check numbers, that is, with readers responding to the magazine’s annual request for compensation information. This latest round appears to continue a trend noted two Pulse Check surveys ago: Sta
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | Gas Flow Analyzers | 0 |
Because of their role in the therapeutic treatment of patients, medical gases are considered drugs, with oxygen tagged as the most prescribed drug worldwide. Yet improper handling and connections show up time and again, resulting in injuries and, som
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | Contracts, Independent Service Organizations, PACS | 0 |
It’s not a new problem, and it certainly isn’t one that will go away by itself: The BMET profession won’t solve its shortage of recruits just by convincing a few good men and women to join their ranks now and then. While there’s n
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