Beyond the Boundaries
By broadening their thinking, clinical/biomedical engineers can better support patient safety in these changing times
Read MoreApr 11, 2010 | Education, Management, Management Strategies | 0 |
By broadening their thinking, clinical/biomedical engineers can better support patient safety in these changing times
Read MoreApr 11, 2010 | Department Profiles, Education, Government Regulations | 0 |
How a five-person clinical engineering team manages more than 5,000 devices while moving an entire hospital
Read MoreMar 23, 2010 | Certification, Education, Government Regulations | 0 |
Clinical equipment management systems can help departments manage and document their medical equipment inventory, track corrective and preventive work orders, and create real-time documentation required for regulatory compliance. Maintaining continuous Joint Commission survey readiness is possible only if the organization strives for continuous compliance with The Joint Commission standards every day. It also helps the […]
Read MoreThe first thing you should know is that I am not close to being a medical device-IT guru like the prior writers of this column—Cooper, Gee, Sloane, Olbrish, Zambuto, Schrenker—a hit list of the leaders in the field. I am a Boomer-aged clinical engineering director running an organization known in the past as a clinical […]
Read MoreMar 8, 2010 | ECRI Institute, Patient Safety | 0 |
In honor of National Patient Safety Awareness Week, ECRI Institute is offering a free Risk Analysis publication on improving communication and preventing breakdowns that can adversely affect patient safety in the health care setting.
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