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Equipment and Supplies (49):
  • X-Ray Film
  • Ventilators, Mechanical
  • Protective Devices
  • Nanospheres
  • Incubators
  • Contraceptive Devices
  • Microspheres
  • Equipment and Supplies, Hospital
  • Surgically-Created Structures
  • Surgical Equipment
  • Needles
  • Infusion Pumps
  • Sensory Aids
  • Nebulizers and Vaporizers
  • Micropore Filters
  • Medicine Chests
  • Gastric Balloon
  • Feminine Hygiene Products
  • X-Ray Intensifying Screens
  • Self-Help Devices
  • Oxygenators
  • Gamma Cameras
  • Electrical Equipment and Supplies
  • Tomography Scanners, X-Ray Computed
  • Reagent Kits, Diagnostic
  • Disposable Equipment
  • Bandages
  • Radiation Equipment and Supplies
  • Microbubbles
  • Infant Equipment
  • Atmosphere Exposure Chambers
  • Tourniquets
  • Intermittent Pneumatic Compression Devices
  • Gravity Suits
  • Emergency Medical Tags
  • Diagnostic Equipment
  • Thermometers
  • Catheters, Indwelling
  • Bioreactors
  • Transplants
  • Transducers
  • Syringes
  • Prostheses and Implants
  • Phantoms, Imaging
  • Optical Devices
  • Gas Scavengers
  • Durable Medical Equipment
  • Dental Equipment
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JEMS Journal of Emergency Medical Services (36)8 2011
From the road: lessons from the troops in the field. FAU - Heightman, A J AU - Heightman AJ LA - eng PT - Editorial PL - United States TA - JEMS JT - JEMS : a journal of emergency medical services JID - 8102138 SB - H MHDA- 2011/11/04 06:00 AID - S0197-2510(11)70189-9 [pii] AID - 10.1016/S0197-2510(11)70189-9 [doi] PST - ppublish SO - JEMS. 2011 Aug;36(8):14.
A J AJ Heightman
Abstract
PMID: 21819887

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Nephrology news & issues (25)8 2011
Dialysis overnight: in-center nocturnal hemodialysis programs showing growth.
Sheila S Doss and Brigitte B Schiller
Abstract
We report the logistic requirements for a nocturnal program evaluated in a pilot at a midsize non-profit dialysis provider. In-center nocturnal hemodialysis provides longer dialysis sessions similar to the thrice-weekly 8-10 hour dialysis treatments originally prescribed in the early days of dialysi... | PMID: 21877620

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Health Management Technology (32)5 2011
Creating home medical devices. When it comes to designing products for home healthcare, challenges are universal. FAU - Brady, Peter
Peter P Brady
Abstract
PMID: 21650133

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Health Management Technology (32)5 2011
Improving medical device connectivity. Both bar coding and RFID technologies can be applied to improve workflow.
Brian B McAlpine
Abstract
PMID: 21650134

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RNA (107)11 2011
Comparison of bleeding complications using arterial closure device versus manual compression by propensity matching in patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention.
Drew S DS Allen, Steven P SP Marso, Jason B JB Lindsey, Kevin F KF Kennedy and David M DM Safley
Abstract
Arterial closure devices (ACDs) provide immediate hemostasis, improve comfort, and allow early ambulation after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). The aim of this study was to evaluate ACD utilization and post-PCI major bleeding in an unselected cohort. Patients receiving ACDs were propensity... | PMID: 21420052

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Audio, Transactions of the IRE Professional Group on (83)3 Pt 1 2011
Controlled manipulation of elastomers with radiation: Insights from multiquantum nuclear-magnetic-resonance data and mechanical measurements.
A A Maiti, T T Weisgraber, L N LN Dinh, R H RH Gee, T T Wilson, S S Chinn and R S RS Maxwell
Abstract
We expose a known rubber material to controlled dosages of γ radiation and utilize a newly developed multiquantum nuclear-magnetic-resonance technique to characterize the MWD as a function of radiation. We show that such data along with mechanical stress-strain measurements are amenable to accurate... | PMID: 21517517

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Respiratory Care (56)6 2011
Technology for enhancing chest auscultation in clinical simulation.
Jeffrey J JJ Ward and Bryan A BA Wattier
Abstract
We review the application of these technologies and describe options for reproducing lung and heart sounds, as well as their advantages and potential limitations.... | PMID: 21333091

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Circulation (123)2 2011
Device-based antihypertensive therapy: therapeutic modulation of the autonomic nervous system.
Henry Krum, Paul Sobotka, Felix Mahfoud, Michael Böhm, Murray Esler and Markus Schlaich
Abstract
PMID: 21242507

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Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology (45)1 2011
Ask George.
Author(s) unavailable
Abstract
PMID: 21322797

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International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance (24)4 2011
Using dental care resources optimally: quality-efficiency trade-offs in a competitive private market.
Banuru Muralidhara BM Prasad and D D Varatharajan
Abstract
Modern lifestyle changes led to increased dental care needs in India. Consequently, there has been a sharp rise in dentist numbers. Karnataka state alone produces 2,500 dentists annually, who are engaged in the non-government sector owing to inadequate public sector opportunities. This article aims t... | PMID: 21938974

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Seton Hall law review (41)2 2011
The need for federal preemption of state tort claims in the context of quot;new drugsquot; and premarket-approved medical devices.
Lisa M LM Mottes
Abstract
PMID: 21739761

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Health Management Technology (31)11 2010
Device makers can add meaning to meaningful use. Interoperable medical devices already play a critical role in the transfer of important patient information, but they can do much more.
Symeria Hudson
Abstract
PMID: 21141398

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JEMS Journal of Emergency Medical Services (35)10 2010
Lead the charge: keep your batteries functioning optimally for best patient care.
Wayne W Zygowicz
Abstract
PMID: 20950761

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Tennessee medicine : journal of the Tennessee Medical Association (103)9 2010
Saving money on supplies--a GPO strategy.
Kathy Spratt
Abstract
PMID: 21138105

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Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening (130)18 2010
[Delayed request]
Jürgen Körner
Abstract
PMID: 20882074

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Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening (130)18 2010
[Medical equipment in doctor's offices should be quality-assured]
Sverre Sandberg, Janecke Thesen, Gisle Roksund and Trond Egil Hansen
Abstract
PMID: 20882073

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Audio, Transactions of the IRE Professional Group on (7)5 2010
Energy sources and their development for application in medical devices.
Mahdi M Rasouli and Louis Soo Jay LS Phee
Abstract
We present a brief overview of the energy requirements of medical devices and review the existing and emerging energy sources for application in these devices, particularly wearable and implantable devices.... | PMID: 20822391

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Modern Healthcare (40)34 2010
Moving toward reform. Medco acquiring United BioSource.
Maureen M McKinney
Abstract
PMID: 20824914

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Joint Commission journal on quality and patient safety / Joint Commission Resources (36)8 2010
Three kinds of proactive risk analyses for health care.
Garill Coles, Becky Fuller, Kathleen Nordquist, Steve Weissenberger, Leann Anderson and Brooke DuBois
Abstract
In health care, proactive risk assessment usually takes the form of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). An applied research firm, four community hospitals, and a community health care alliance in south-central Washington State--as members of the Tri-Cities Patient Safety Coalit... | PMID: 20860243

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Modern Healthcare (40)30 2010
Transparent reaction. Suppliers oppose FDA move to disclose more data.
Shawn S Rhea
Abstract
PMID: 20695055

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Modern Healthcare (40)28 2010
Standards struggle. Suppliers question push for lone device ID system.
Shawn Rhea
Abstract
PMID: 20669379

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Audio, Transactions of the IRE Professional Group on (7)4 2010
MitraClip catheter-based mitral valve repair system.
Anders A Jönsson and Magnus M Settergren
Abstract
The ongoing evolution of transcatheter valve technology is impressive. Mitral valve regurgitation is the most common type of heart valve insufficiency and mitral valve surgery is, next to aortic valve surgery, the second leading valvular surgical procedure in the western world. However, there is a l... | PMID: 20583881

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Palladium alloys for biomedical devices.
John C JC Wataha and Kavita K Shor
Abstract
In the biomedical field, palladium has primarily been used as a component of alloys for dental prostheses. However, recent research has shown the utility of palladium alloys for devices such as vascular stents that do not distort magnetic resonance images. Dental palladium alloys may contain minor o... | PMID: 20583886

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Improvement of the fatigue life of titanium alloys for biomedical devices through microstructural control.
Mitsuo M Niinomi and Toshikazu T Akahori
Abstract
A limited number of reports exist regarding the systematic investigation or comparison of the fatigue strength of titanium alloys for medical devices, including plain, fretting and notch fatigue, for improvement through various treatments and processes, with respect to related microstructures. This... | PMID: 20583885

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Health Physics (99)1 2010
Krypton gas cylinders as a source of radiation.
Helmut W Fischer, Tom Bielefeld and Bernd Hettwig
Abstract
We therefore propose to improve labeling and documentation standards for such shipments. This effort may be facilitated by introducing the new category of "technically enhanced artificial radioactive material," or "TEARM" (similar to the existing "naturally occurring radioactive material" or "NORM"... | PMID: 20539125

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Healthcare informatics : the business magazine for information and communication systems (27)7 2010
Carts in a time of transition. As multiple trends shape how clinicians do their work, CIOs ponder the future of mobile carts.
Mark M Hagland
Abstract
CIOs are actively trying to figure out how to plan for the mobile computing needs of their clinicians in the next several years. Though a broad range of viewpoints prevails across the healthcare system, most CIOs believe they will continue to rely heavily on mobile computing carts to meet clinicians... | PMID: 20666178

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Healthcare informatics : the business magazine for information and communication systems (27)7 2010
Carts: energy and environment. A dependable power supply and seamless blending with EHR form the foundation of successful cart-based deployments.
John J Degaspari
Abstract
PMID: 20666180

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Journal of Agromedicine (15)3 2010
Tractors and rollover protection in the United States.
Dennis J Murphy, John Myers, E A McKenzie, Richard Cavaletto, John May and Julie Sorensen
Abstract
There are approximately 4.2 million tractors on farms and ranches across the United States. The average age of tractors is over 25 years and some of the oldest models are the most popular. Older tractors are less safe than newer tractors, and many older tractors are operated by individuals with incr... | PMID: 20665310

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Journal of Infection (61)1 2010
Nosocomial transmission of tuberculous otitis media in an ear, nose and throat outpatient unit: a clinical and hygienical investigation.
Heiko Karcher, Hans-Jörg Epple, Thomas Schneider, Tim Eckmanns, Peggy John and Birgitta Schweickert
Abstract
PMID: 20394770

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Modern Healthcare (40)26 2010
Caution flags. Industry fears implications of new FDA process.
Shawn S Rhea
Abstract
PMID: 20632728

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Journal of Hazardous Materials (178)1-3 2010
Quantity-based and toxicity-based evaluation of the U.S. Toxics Release Inventory.
Seong-Rin Lim, Carl W Lam and Julie M Schoenung
Abstract
The U.S. EPA Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) represents an extensive, publicly available dataset on toxics and, as such, has contributed to reducing the releases and disposal of toxic chemicals. The TRI, however, reports on a wide range of releases from different sources, some of which are less likel... | PMID: 20122796

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Microbial colonization of medical devices and novel preventive strategies.
Tamilvanan T Shunmugaperumal
Abstract
Upon implantation or insertion into patient's body for exerting the intended purpose like salvage of normal functions of vital organs, the medical devices are unfortunately becoming the sites of competition between host cell integration and microbial adhesion. Moreover, since there is an increased u... | PMID: 20236065

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Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America (22)2 2010
Human factors: should your medical devices require intensive care?
William A Hyman
Abstract
The design of a medical device should include active consideration of the way in which real users will actually use the device in the real environment of use. This consideration must include making the way in which the user interfaces with the device, for example, the buttons, the displays, the conn... | PMID: 20541072

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AIDS policy & law (25)7 2010
Transmission. No proof that counterfeit razor blades were contaminated.
Author(s) unavailable
Abstract
PMID: 20614499

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Family medicine (42)6 2010
Lessons from East Africa.
Bethany Cook
Abstract
PMID: 20526902

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JEMS Journal of Emergency Medical Services (35)6 2010
Jems 2010 Hot Products 40 innovative new products introduced at the 28th annual EMS Today Conference & Exposition.
Fran Hildwine
Abstract
In March, a team of product reviewers scoured the EMS Today 2010 conference exhibit hall, evaluating the hottest new products on display by nearly 300 exhibitors. The team was impressed by the technological innovations, clinical tools and educational products on display. After careful review, they s... | PMID: 20569866

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Archives of Surgery (145)6 2010
The baby with the bathwater.
Jo Buyske
Abstract
PMID: 20575190

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Archives of Surgery (145)6 2010
Physician attitudes toward industry: a view across the specialties.
Deborah Korenstein, Salomeh Keyhani and Joseph S Ross
Abstract
Physicians continue to hold positive attitudes toward marketing-oriented activities of the pharmaceutical and device industries. Changes in medical culture and physician education focused on surgeons and trainees may align physician attitudes with current policy trends.... | PMID: 20566978

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Medical Care (48)6 2010
Cost, utilization, and policy of provision of assistive technology devices to veterans poststroke by Medicare and VA.
Sandra L Hubbard Winkler, Bruce Vogel, Helen Hoenig, Diane C Cowper Ripley, Samuel Wu, Shirley G Fitzgerald, William C Mann and Dean M Reker
Abstract
Of the poststroke veteran cohort, 39% received no AT, 56% received AT from the VA only, 1% received AT from Medicare only, and 3% received AT from both the VA and Medicare. Most ATDs were for activities of daily living, followed by walkers/canes/crutches. In specific ATD comparisons, VA costs were s... | PMID: 20125048

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Medical Care (48)6 Suppl 2010
Comparative effectiveness research and policy: experiences conducting a coverage with evidence development study of a therapeutic device.
Judith A Turner, William Hollingworth, Bryan Comstock and Richard A Deyo
Abstract
Coverage with evidence development studies may yield important information not apparent from randomized clinical trials concerning long-term risks and benefits of a therapy in clinical practice for specific subpopulations, but are likely to be met with criticism from interested parties.... | PMID: 20473203

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Audio, Transactions of the IRE Professional Group on (7)3 2010
Laser direct writing of micro- and nano-scale medical devices.
Shaun D SD Gittard and Roger J RJ Narayan
Abstract
Laser-based direct writing of materials has undergone significant development in recent years. The ability to modify a variety of materials at small length scales and using short production times provides laser direct writing with unique capabilities for fabrication of medical devices. In many laser... | PMID: 20420557

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Shape-memory polymers as a technology platform for biomedical applications.
Andreas A Lendlein, Marc M Behl, Bernhard B Hiebl and Christian C Wischke
Abstract
Polymeric materials are clinically required for medical devices, as well as controlled drug delivery systems. Depending on the application, the polymer has to provide suitable functionalities, for example, mechanical functions or the capability to actively move, so that an implant can be inserted in... | PMID: 20420558

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Pflege Zeitschrift (63)5 2010
[Emergency care in inpatient and ambulatory nursing care facilities: equipment and training concepts].
Wolfgang W Schieren and Ralf R Zeiss
Abstract
PMID: 20521461

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The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (28)4 2010
Inhomogeneity and temporal effects in AutoPulse Assisted Prehospital International Resuscitation--an exception from consent trial terminated early.
Norman A Paradis, Gregory Young, Stanley Lemeshow, James E Brewer and Henry R Halperin
Abstract
The difference in survival that caused early suspension of ASPIRE appears to have been limited to one site after its protocols change. At the time the trial was suspended, the outcomes of patients at the other sites appear to have been trending in favor of the intervention. (c) 2010 Elsevier Inc. Al... | PMID: 20466215

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Occupational Health & Safety (79)5 2010
Global harmonization--a catalyst for safety.
Tom Jacques
Abstract
PMID: 20491303

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Journal of AHIMA / American Health Information Management Association (81)5 2010
Personal medical devices. Managing personal data, personally collected.
Lisa A Eramo
Abstract
New technologies are enabling patients to capture and transmit health data from their homes. Managing this new data stream takes some planning. | PMID: 20496631

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Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (104)5 2010
World Allergy Organization survey on global availability of essentials for the assessment and management of anaphylaxis by allergy-immunology specialists in health care settings.
F Estelle R FE Simons and
Abstract
Allergy-immunology specialists reported that except for epinephrine ampules life-saving essentials for the assessment and management of anaphylaxis in health care settings were not universally available worldwide in 2008.... | PMID: 20486330

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Materials management in health care (19)5 2010
Optimizing medical device buying. Value analysis models can help you improve decision-making process.
Josh Feldstein and Elizabeth Brooks
Abstract
Value Analysis Models (VAMs) are a burgeoning analytical tool that can help materials managers, operating room managers, CFOs and others to make comparative value assessments before reaching a critical purchasing decision. Although relatively new to the hospital field, more and more manufacturers ar... | PMID: 20593688

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Biomaterials (31)13 2010
Poly(lactide-co-glycolide) nanoparticle assembly for highly efficient delivery of potent therapeutic agents from medical devices.
Catherine T Lo, Paul R Van Tassel and W Mark Saltzman
Abstract
We presented a new method for providing simultaneous controlled delivery from medical devices, by surface assembly of biodegradable polymer nanoparticles (NPs) encapsulating fluorescent dyes. Here, we continue our investigation with NPs loaded with therapeutic agents, dexamethasone (DEX) or plasmid... | PMID: 20149428

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Modern Healthcare (40)17 2010
A welcome boost. Proposed CMS budget could benefit medical-device makers.
Shawn S Rhea
Abstract
PMID: 20476545

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JAMA (303)16 2010
Evidence strength in FDA premarket approval of cardiovascular devices.
David F Kong, Vic Hasselblad and Mitchell W Krucoff
Abstract
PMID: 20424248

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Modern Healthcare (40)16 2010
Still not a buyer's market. Three planned trade center projects stalled.
Shawn S Rhea
Abstract
PMID: 20432550

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British journal of community nursing (15)4 2010
National minimum standards for community equipment services.
Brian Donnelly
Abstract
There are approximately 10 million pieces of community equipment delivered to 3.5 million clients every year in England and Wales. The service is key for moving people safely around the whole health and social care system, and is used by almost every clinical professional working in the community. I... | PMID: 20559161

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Audio, Transactions of the IRE Professional Group on (362)13 2010
Modernizing device regulation.
Alan M AM Garber
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PMID: 20335575

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Surgical Endoscopy (24)4 2010
Consensus statement of the consortium for laparoendoscopic single-site surgery.
Inderbir S Gill, Arnold P Advincula, Monish Aron, Jeffrey Caddedu, David Canes, Paul G Curcillo, Mihir M Desai, John C Evanko, Tomasso Falcone, Victor Fazio, Matthew Gettman, Andrew A Gumbs, Georges-Pascal Haber, Jihad H Kaouk, Fernando Kim, Stephanie A King, Jeffrey Ponsky, Feza Remzi, Homero Rivas, Alexander Rosemurgy, Sharona Ross, Philip Schauer, Rene Sotelo, Jose Speranza, John Sweeney and Julio Teixeira
Abstract
PMID: 19997938

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Surgical Endoscopy (24)4 2010
Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons(SAGES)statement on the relationship between professional medical associations and industry.
Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons
Abstract
PMID: 20039070

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Pediatric Emergency Care (26)4 2010
Compliance of child care centers in Pennsylvania with national health and safety performance standards for emergency and disaster preparedness.
Robert P Olympia, Jodi Brady, Shawn Kapoor, Qasim Mahmood, Emily Way and Jeffrey R Avner
Abstract
Although many of the child care centers we surveyed are in compliance with the recommendations for emergency and disaster preparedness, specific areas for improvement include increasing the frequency of practice of the WEP, establishing specific written procedures for external disasters and urgent m... | PMID: 20401968

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Medical Laboratory Observer (42)4 2010
Used equipment choices.
Amadeo J AJ Pesce and Ed E Tirakis
Abstract
PMID: 20446477

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Croatian Medical Journal (51)2 2010
Regulating medicines in Croatia: five-year experience of Agency for Medicinal Products and Medical Devices.
Sinisa Tomić, Anita Filipović Sucić, Ana Plazonić, Rajka Truban Zulj, Viola Macolić Sarinić, Branka Cudina and Adrijana Ilić Martinac
Abstract
To present the activities of the Agency for Medicinal Products and Medical Devices in the first 5 years of its existence and to define its future challenges. Main activities within the scope of the Agency as a regulatory authority were retrospectively analyzed for the period from 2004-2008. Data wer... | PMID: 20401952

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Materials management in health care (19)4 2010
Instructions included? Make safety training part of medical device procurement process.
James P Keller
Abstract
Before hospitals embrace new technologies, it's important that medical personnel agree on how best to use them. Likewise, hospitals must provide the support to operate these sophisticated devices safely. With this in mind, it's wise for hospitals to include medical device training in the procurement... | PMID: 20464854

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