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Equipping physicians to lead: principles for innovation
The American Journal of Surgery, 2000The healthcare system in the United States has evolved rapidly in recent years, mainly in response to the economic pressures of the healthcare marketplace. The unparalleled American third-party payer system, the largest service economy in the world, is, for the first time, truly subject to classic forces of laissez faire economics (ie, capitalism ...
R W, Schwartz, W W, Souba
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Managing equipment innovations in mining: A review
WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, 2015BACKGROUND: Technological innovations in mining equipment have led to increased productivity and occupational health and safety (OHS) performance, but their introduction also brings new risks for workers. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this
Bryan, Trudel +3 more
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Innovation to overcome limitations of test equipment
Proceedings of the 2005 European Conference on Circuit Theory and Design, 2005., 2006In this contribution, we describe current developments in the automatic test equipment (ATE) industry with respect to the hardware and software. For testing mixed-signal interface devices, such as digital-to-analog and analog-to-digital converters (DACs and ADCs) the standard test setups are examined. In particular, limitations are identified that lead
Carsten Wegener, Michael Peter Kennedy
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Equipment Innovations and Rules Changes in Sports
Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2004Participation in competitive athletics carries an inherent risk for injury. The acceptable level of risk in certain sports is often a topic of considerable debate. The National Collegiate Athletic Association, and other sports governing bodies, use injury surveillance and input from coaches, administrators, officials, athletes, and sports medicine ...
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Innovative method and equipment for personalized ventilation
Indoor Air, 2014At the University of Debrecen, a new method and equipment for personalized ventilation has been developed. This equipment makes it possible to change the airflow direction during operation with a time frequency chosen by the user. The developed office desk with integrated air ducts and control system permits ventilation with 100% outdoor air, 100 ...
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Innovations in acrylic bone cement and application equipment
Journal of Applied Biomaterials, 1995AbstractA new bone cement was developed with the purpose of reducing the adverse biological effects during cementation of implants. This bone cement is characterized by lower exotherm, low release of monomer, low residual content of monomer, and retained physical properties.
T, Kindt-Larsen, D B, Smith, J S, Jensen
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An innovative experimental equipment for liquid nitrogen fracturing
Review of Scientific Instruments, 2019Due to the unique physical and chemical properties of liquid nitrogen (LN2), LN2 fracturing has been considered as a promising reservoir stimulation technique. In order to further investigate the feasibility of LN2 fracturing, a new device is designed to research the effect of LN2 fracturing under different conditions, such as different specimen sizes,
Pengpeng, Huang +5 more
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Innovation design of medical equipment based on TRIZ
Technology and Health Care, 2015BACKGROUND: Medical equipment is closely related to personal health and safety, and this can be of concern to the equipment user. Furthermore, there is much competition among medical equipment manufacturers. Innovative design is the key to success for those enterprises.
Changqing, Gao +3 more
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