Jan 31, 2007 | Ventilators | 0 |
Ventilators are intricate, high-risk devices that do not allow for error. But fortunately for the biomeds charged with keeping them in working order, the devices that analyze ventilator performance are relatively straightforward. Whether you prefer t
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | Batteries, PACS, Patient Safety, Ventilators, X-ray | 0 |
Most medical devices are battery-powered. How can you ensure that their batteries won’t fail at critical moments, compromising patient safety? Maybe you set up a battery-replacement schedule. But what’s a good way to determine the interval
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | PACS, Patient Safety, Ventilators | 0 |
If you’re a member of a hospital’s clinical engineering staff, most likely you’ve been asked to referee this bout: In one corner, the advantages of modern wireless communications tools that improve hospital efficiency; in the other cor
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The RT-200 was the venerable bastion for biomeds who needed to evaluate respiratory technology. It served us well. But boy-oh-boy, look at all the nifty new ventilator analyzers that are on the market today! There are light-weight flowmeter devices a
Read MoreJan 31, 2007 | PACS, Ventilators | 0 |
A pioneering biomed took time away from his day job and made a month-long trip to Antarctica. When he got there, he successfully shaped-up clinical facilities that hadn’t seen a service pro in ten years. His personal tale is a story of biomedical exp
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