A survey of 71 health care organizations and more than 7,000 healthcare technology management (HTM) professionals has validated ongoing concerns while making some promising revelations.
Author: TechNation Magazine
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For the youngest patients in Alabama, the confidence that medical devices will perform as expected can be credited to the hard-working biomedical engineering team at Children’s of Alabama.
In any given hospital, on any given day, the servicing of medical devices may be carried out by in-house technicians, a third-party ISO or an OEM servicing engineer.
Treat the device you are servicing as if a member of your own family will depend on it. Matt Neil knows that mindset has real-life relevance. From one unsung hero to the many others.
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