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Operating Room Function and Biomedical Equipment

2021
Safe and effective cleft surgery is enabled by perioperative space and equipment that is set up to facilitate efficient patient, staff, and instrument flow.
David Aldrete Flores, Gisela H. Sánchez Sosa, Yader Arce, Keith L. Ballance   +3 more
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Innovative Biomedical Equipment for Diagnosis of Cancer

Biological and Medical Physics Series, 2023
Pankaj Kumar Sharma, Kamini
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QUALITY IN MANAGEMENT OF BIOMEDICAL EQUIPMENT

Journal of Clinical Engineering, 1996
The project described in this paper concerns the assurance of quality in biomedical equipment management. The project commenced in 1988 with the establishment of the Clinical Engineering Department at the General Hospital of Bolzano, which was entrusted with the task of managing all biomedical equipment installed within its health institutions.
W, Rainer, E, Menegazzo, A, Wiedmer
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Biomedical Engineering Program to Upgrade Biomedical Equipment Technicians

IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1975
With the increase in the number of biomedical equipment technicians (BMET's), there has been a corresponding need for opportunities for their career growth. California State University, Sacramento, is developing a ``career ladder'' program designed to meet this need. This program has been initiated in conjunction with Napa College.
N T, Torzyn, W D, McKinney, E L, Abbott, A M, Cook, D H, Gillott   +4 more
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Biomedical Equipment Technicians—The Need and a Solution

Hospital Topics, 1971
(1971). Biomedical Equipment Technicians—The Need and a Solution. Hospital Topics: Vol. 49, No. 2, pp. 29-33.
James O, Wear, Jack E, Tompkins
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Research and development trends in biomedical equipment

Bio-Medical Engineering, 1978
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The Evolution of Biomedical Equipment Technology

Journal of Clinical Engineering, 1995
This feature article presents an overview of how the biomedical equipment technology field developed. It begins with some of the early medical equipment breakthroughs, such as the discovery of X rays. The article then traces the key role of the military in electronic technology design, leading to the concept of specially trained individuals to maintain
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BEAM: Biomedical Equipment Assessment and Management

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 1994
The use of modern Biomedical Technology in hospitals today, imposes great demands for effective management and assessment. BEAM (Biomedical Equipment Assessment and Management) has actually developed informatics tools in order to assist Clinical Engineers in performing their tasks towards this direction.
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A Computer System for Biomedical Equipment Maintenance Reporting

Journal of Clinical Engineering, 1979
Biomedical equipment maintenance and repair activities involve an increasing amount of paperwork and report generation. A computer system is described that collects the necessary data on-line for accuracy and efficiency. The system can generate various reports relating to repair history, spare parts usage and preventive maintenance scheduling.
H R, Rabbie, R L, Korte
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