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Advances in materiel management systems technology.

When evaluating materiel management systems for your needs into the 1990s, be aware that the hardware you choose could be just as important as the software. It should 1) provide flexibility for growth, 2) provide access to a unified database for departments on-site as well as in remote locations, and 3) be easily managed and maintained by those that need it for critical day-to-day information. Software developers are already incorporating the new technologies in their programs and systems designs for the 1990s. Being up-to-date on the new hardware and new software will help you evaluate the right materiel management information system.

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OR tables. ECRI.

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Pulse oximeters. ECRI.

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EMS buyers guide.

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Resuscitation devices.

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Product matrix: materiel management information systems. A look into the 90s: software catches up with hardware.

As always, you'll have to fight for the dollars to buy systems, competing with departments who produce revenue. Financial managers and hospital boards respond most favorably to a good return on investment (ROI) presentation. Join forces with your software vendor of choice and give your board the best ROI argument they'll hear this year. Keep two things in mind: 1) today's innovations, particularly in reducing inventory, interfacing and lower hardware costs will help you make your case and 2) make sure the system is growing consistent with the industry to ensure you won't be asking for a similar purchase three years from now.

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Resuscitation gear.

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