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Biomedical engineering's role in hospital health technology assessment
Proceedings of 17th International Conference of the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2002 Health technology assessment (HTA) can be defined as research that is intended to help decision makers deal with the development, acquisition, and utilization of healthcare technologies. With restraint, re-engineering and rightsizing now key words in healthcare and government, hospitals are looking for additional value in their healthcare technology ...
Sonyia B. Elder, N. Corrin
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Technology assessment and biomedical engineering education
Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 1993 Technology assessment is research that is intended to help decisionmakers deal with the development, acquisition and utilisation of healthcare technologies. Healthcare professionals now recognise the need for assessment information in decisionmaking.
Devidas Menon
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2022 44th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBC), 2022 The Undergraduate Program in Biomedical Engineering ITB, Indonesia, introduce the Health Technology Assessment and Management as an elective course in 2021. This course is implemented to support the World Health Assembly that urges the member states to establish national strategies in health technology assessment and management, particularly medical ...
Agung W. Setiawan, Albertus A. Wicaksono
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Journal of Clinical Engineering, 1995 Biomedical/Clinical Engineering Departments with expertise in engineering and technology management have a vital role to play in determining the potential for implementation and cost effectiveness of new medical technologies through technology assessment.
Bryanne Patail, Anil Aranha
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Global Survey on Biomedical Engineering Professionals in Health Technology Assessment
, 2017 One of the projects of the Health Technology Assessment Division of the International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering is a global survey on biomedical engineering (BME) professionals in health technology assessment (HTA).
Mario Medvedec
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Biomedical technology assessment in health care centers: Systemic approach
2013 Pan American Health Care Exchanges (PAHCE), 2013 This paper presents a systemic approach to technology assessment in acquisition processes, describing four stages that are executed sequentially and generates as output quantitative indicators that facilitate the choice of either technology. We present an application to the case of the acquisition of 164 units for clinical dental training at the School
J. H. García, Alher Mauricio Hernández
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, 2014 The advantages of the Internet in education are widely acknowledged by students and teachers all over the world. The authors have developed EVICAB as a free-access portal for e-learning with a full curriculum in biomedical engineering. It may be used as a virtual campus to support classroom lecturing or for distant learning. EVICAB provides educational
Jaakko Malmivuo, Asta Kybartaitė
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International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 2008 Objectives: The aims of this study were, first, to define the main advantages and disadvantages of using bibliographic search protocols; second, to define a series of criteria that could aid in prioritizing the information resources to be consulted for each research project; and third, to rank these criteria. Methods: First, a survey was e-mailed to
Itziar Guemes-Careaga +1 more
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Evaluability of internet technology in biomedical master theses assessment
, 2001 Abstract: It is of great importance to have the results of the scientific investigation published in the relevant cited journals, assessable at least through their abstract via electronic search of Internet based data sources, such as MEDLINE and Current Contents.
Tomislav Skender +3 more
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Updating the biomedical engineering curriculum: Inclusion of Health Technology Assessment subjects
2010 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology, 2010 This paper describes the work being carried out at Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM) in Mexico City with regard to the continuous evaluation and updating of the Biomedical Engineering (BME) curriculum. In particular the courses regarded as part of the BME basic branch are reduced and new sets of elective subjects are proposed in order to bring ...
Fabiola M. Martínez-Licona +2 more
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