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BMETs and clinical engineers are a vital component of the imaging equipment acquisition process.
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NFPA 99C: How It Affects the Biomedical Engineer—Part 1
Jan 31, 2007 | Fire Safety | 0 |
Part 1 of a two-part series on medical gas.
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Jan 31, 2007 | AAMI, Contracts, Electrical Safety Analyzers, MRI, PACS, Patient Safety, Ultrasound, Ventilators, X-ray | 0 |
ARAMARK Healthcare Management Services ARAMARK Healthcare Management Services (Philadelphia) now offers its full-color catalog highlighting the company’s Division of Clinical Technology Services. Listed as the nation’s leading health care service provider in medical equipment, ARAMARK was ranked in the top-three most-admired companies to work for by Fortune magazine in 2004, and has been consistently ranked […]
Read MoreFathers of Inventions, Part 1
Jan 31, 2007 | Anesthesia, MRI, PACS, Ultrasound, Ventilators, X-ray | 0 |
Ingenuity abounds in the biomed profession. Faced with budget cuts and diminished staff, biomeds all over are proving that they are can-do individuals. We look at some "gadgets" that these enterprising folks have created.
Read MoreHealthcare’s ‘Sophisticated Lady’
Jan 31, 2007 | Anesthesia, Financial, Patient Safety, Scheduling, Ventilators | 0 |
From its containment in a simple rubber gasbag to its application via sophisticated computer-controlled circuitry, anesthesia and the systems that administer it have come a long way. But just what makes for a “cutting-edge” anesthesia system? Are design and technology true advances or the equivalent of chrome on metal? And what do these complicated systems mean for those charged with keeping them in working order?
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