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PubMed1997

EMC(electromagnetic compatibility): how to manage the challenge.

The significant changes in health care and telecommunications has produced an emergence of new and exciting technologies. Clinical engineers must continue to safeguard patient safety by adequately refurbishing their arsenal of technical knowledge of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). This document examines the methodology and the tools for managing the technical changes in the telecommunications and biomedical equipment areas.

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Managing technical functions: is it your line of business?

Food, laundry, valet and transportation services are areas that have been contracted out by hospitals for many years. Technical services are another area that may make sense to outsource, providing the company can pass the following tests: 1. Quality of service--can they do it better than your own employees? 2. Timeliness of service--usually the objective is speedier service. 3. Cost-effectiveness--is the service a good value?

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PubMed1997

Laptops, wireless phones slash nursing time, improve patient satisfaction with care.

Slash hours of wasted nursing time with wireless phones and laptop computers. Part of a massive redesign, Regional Memorial Hospital in Hollywood, FL, found significant time saved and patient care substantially improved by reengineering how and where nurses place orders for medications, retrieve lab results, and make contact with physicians and other caregivers.

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PubMed1998

Networking via wireless bridge produces greater speed and flexibility, lowers cost.

Wireless computer networking. Computer connectivity is essential in today's high-tech health care industry. But telephone lines aren't fast enough, and high-speed connections like T-1 lines are costly. Read about an Ohio community hospital that installed a wireless network "bridge" to connect buildings that are miles apart, creating a reliable high-speed link that costs one-tenth of a T-1 line.

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PubMed1975

Group rounds.

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