As technology aids clinicians and HTM professionals in improving workflows, identifying problems and working more efficiently, it also introduces new concerns that must be addressed. ECRIs annual health technology hazard report brings many of these concerns to light to protect patients and alert caregivers.
By K. Richard Douglas Large healthcare systems require a large HTM presence to keep the medical equipment inventory up to peak performance…
Mark Kisel, lead biomedical equipment technician at U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command’s Medical Maintenance Operations Division at Tobyhanna Army Depot, Pennsylvania, performs checks on a medical device. Kisel is one of several technicians from MMOD-PA who are part of the division’s “fly-away team,” a group of expert techs who can deploy into the field to provide maintenance support to operational units.
The Indiana Biomedical Society will host its 2026 Annual Conference April 24-25 at the Dallara IndyCar Factory, bringing together healthcare technology management and facilities professionals to share ideas, explore innovations and strengthen connections across the state’s healthcare community.
Downtime in diagnostic imaging is more than an inconvenience, it’s a critical issue that can delay patient care.
By Eric Massey In healthcare technology management (HTM), delegation is often treated as a productivity tool. When leaders are overwhelmed, they assign tasks to reduce workload. While this may create…
