ECRI CEO Marcus Schabacker led a panel at the White House Healthcare Safety Forum, where leaders discussed patient empowerment, workplace safety, and care quality. The Biden-Harris Administration announced actions to address these issues nationally.
With COVID-19 much more under control than when the pandemic began, it’s time to ask a simple question, maintains Jeffrey Ruiz, CHTM: “Did we win?”
Complaints filed by hospital workers in Washington reached an all-time last year due to a lack of adequate equipment, along with other critical issues.
ECRI CEO Marcus Schabacker led a panel at the White House Healthcare Safety Forum, where leaders discussed patient empowerment, workplace safety, and care quality. The Biden-Harris Administration announced actions to address these issues nationally.
The resource seeks to fill a knowledge gap in the field as there are no defined and definitive recommendations for environmental controls when handling COVID-19 patients.
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Novaerus’ Defend 1050 uses patented NanoStrike technology to damage and inactivate airborne micro-organisms.
Read MoreThe Brondell Pro’s AG+ technology uses five layers of protection, including three filters, UV disinfection, and plasma sanitization, and can effectively degrade and breakdown the virus cell membrane, eliminating the DNA and RNA of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and other viruses quickly.
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Expert Jon DiMaggio shares tips for how to make a healthcare system more resistant to ransomware attacks. These include adopting security best practices and routinely sharing attack information.
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Aerapy’s UV disinfection technology achieved up to a 99.97% reduction of the SARS-CoV-2 pathogen in the air, in one air pass, in independent laboratory testing.
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Artificial intelligence has the potential to improve patient care and reduce the incidence of medical negligence and number of medical malpractice cases.
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A patient in critical condition died after a cyberattack shut down all operations at a hospital.
