Ways to Overcome Medical Device Service Challenges
Sidney Lara of Aquant talks top medical device service challenges, the talent shortage and widening skills gap, how AI can help, and more.
Sidney Lara of Aquant talks top medical device service challenges, the talent shortage and widening skills gap, how AI can help, and more.
The U.S. endoscope repair market is set to reach $990.7 million by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 10.4% from 2021 to 2030.
As the Right to Repair movement gains momentum, a Proto article asks, should hospitals be allowed to fix machines themselves?
Sidney Lara of Aquant talks top medical device service challenges, the talent shortage and widening skills gap, how AI can help, and more.
Repair activities—aka: service on demand—can be disruptive to both the provision of clinical care and the operation of HTM departments, asserts biomedical engineering educator William A. Hyman in this CE Perspectives column. Here, Hyman explains why “excessive” repairs can be problematic on many levels.
Read MoreSummit Imaging announced that the company is expanding its services to support portable ultrasound systems. The move is intended to provide clinical engineers who have adopted portable machines with rapid, end-to-end customer support.
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