Trimedx Extends Clinical Engineering Services to Ambulatory Surgery Centers
The company is offering flexible service models, from on-demand support to full-service programs, as more care shifts outside hospitals.
The company is offering flexible service models, from on-demand support to full-service programs, as more care shifts outside hospitals.
Cybersecurity considerations are coming earlier in medical device purchasing as HTM teams look more closely at vendor support, contract terms, and long-term security risks.
The collaboration will use artificial intelligence and clinical engineering to improve equipment reliability and cybersecurity.
The company is offering flexible service models, from on-demand support to full-service programs, as more care shifts outside hospitals.
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