Medical Device System Network Install Issues
If a medical device system runs on a network (physically separate or as a VLAN on your hospital enterprise network) the network is part of the medical device.
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Market Trends Series: Wireless Connectivity
There are quite a few device manufacturers that offer wireless in their devices. However, there are really only a few vendors that have done wireless right.
The Connectologist is Out
I will be on vacation for the next 8 days, returning September 2nd.
Connectivity - The Book
I can think of several terrific contributors.
Tuesday Morning at HIMSS
“How would your marketing guy describe this?” His reply, “I am the marketing guy.”
HIMSS Pre-show
Come to Meet the Bloggers
Greetings
A whole new look and feel
Patient Flow Recommendations and Predictions
Research firm Arketi sent me a survey on hospital patient flow. Sponsored by patient flow software vendor StatCom, the survey sought to quantify the patient flow problem (how many ED boarders, hours on divert, room turn over times, etc.) and identify the departments contributing to, or ameliorating hospital patient throughput. This will all be good […]
Reference Website: bmesource.org
The site bmesource.org is a compendium of web sites with the stated goal of, “sharing knowledge across the biomedical technology design community.” The site was started at Stanford University. In 2003 they opened it up to additional university contributors.
I stumbled across the sites via my server logs that showed a visitor who came from bemesource.org. […]
Home Use of Medical Devices Challenges FDA
Medical Devices Today has a good post on potential safety and effectiveness issues surrounding medical devices where home use by patients is outside the scope if intended use. “Although manufacturers need FDA approval to market a device
over-the-counter directly to a patient or specifically for home use,
there are few restrictions on whether a physician can send […]
