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PubMed2000

A cc of prevention.

Rarely do saving money and saving lives fit so closely together as they do with sharps safety. Here's how to choose the best devices to reduce injuries in your hospital.

Accidents, Occupational↗
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"Beyond 'broke'": three steps to improve how your hospital buys, uses, and repairs equipment.

By approaching problems in the hospital as an observational researcher, biomeds can begin to think about the problems in a different way, which may point toward opportunities to solve these problems. Of all of the people in the hospital, biomeds are in the best position to address these issues because they see how the products are used and what goes wrong. These three steps are just a starting point for moving beyond product repair and maintenance so biomeds can improve product use in their hospitals.

Biomedical Engineering↗
PubMed1980

Testing of medical electrical and hospital laboratory equipment: DHSS recognition of the BSI Test House, Hemel Hempstead.

A new product must meet an ever-increasing number of requirements to be acceptable for the consumer, whether the product is to be marketed within the country of manufacture or exported. The requirements often vary between the consumers and between countries. The paper discusses the formalised requirements for medical electrical and hospital laboratory equipment. The British Standards Institution's Test House has recently been formally recognised by the Department of Health & Social Security for testing such equipment to HTM8 and ESCHLE.

Equipment and Supplies, Hospital↗
PubMed1990

Material requirements planning: a better way to plan material.

MRP systems can benefit hospitals in their management of material. Systems provide the means to schedule surgical procedures, calculate material requirements, release orders, plan future capacity requirements, and release and track work orders. MRP can be a powerful tool if properly implemented. All it takes is individuals dedicated to maintaining the discipline and data integrity required to make MRP successful.

Materials Management, Hospital↗