Now more than ever, creative thinking and problem solving are integral to the healthcare technology management profession, says George Mills of The Joint Commission. Today’s clinical engineers must develop the relationship between IT and patient care and understand the interconnectedness of hospital systems. This article is part of 24×7’s 20th anniversary coverage.
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Jonathan Gaev of ECRI Institute considers the evolution of medical equipment and healthcare technology management, and where the future of the profession is headed. This article is part of 24×7’s 20th anniversary coverage.
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Batteries are an important part of daily life in the hospital. But because they sit silently in the background, they are often overlooked and ignored. That makes it especially important for healthcare technology management professionals to boost their battery know-how.
Read MoreParis-based breast specialist Cabinet Goumot et Associés has installed a Barco Coronis Uniti display system. The 12-megapixel display combines PACS and breast images into one workstation and permits automated quality assurance and calibration.
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The spread of ultrasound technology into point-of-care devices has brought cost-effective, high-quality imaging and color flow to virtually all points of the globe. But with this major technological change comes rethinking how to properly care for and test the performance of smartphone-based ultrasound devices.
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