John Schmidt, Director of Programs and Innovative Solutions, CBET
Bridging the language gap between biomedical technicians and information systems technicians is essential in the modern health care landscape, where technology plays a pivotal role in patient care. These two distinct groups of professionals often collaborate closely but encounter communication challenges because of their specialized jargon and unique skill sets. To enhance their ability to work seamlessly together, it is crucial to establish a shared understanding of key terminology and concepts. This can be achieved through cross-training programs that expose biomedical technicians to fundamental information systems principles and vice versa. By fostering a mutual appreciation for each other’s roles, technicians can effectively troubleshoot and address issues that involve both biomedical equipment and the underlying information systems, ultimately improving the quality and safety of patient care.
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