Clinsights^TM takes full advantage of artificial intelligence to maximize uptime, minimize parts and labor expenses, and ultimately, provide a new level of control over your entire fleet of medical equipment.

Review white paper assessment of the business impact of proactive/predictive analytics solutions for Medical Equipment, by ROI Rocket, a leading provider of research-based consulting services. 

Gain qualitative and quantitative perspectives on:

• The state of the medical imaging sector re: machine maintenance and repair.
• Current and likely trends toward developing ‘smart’ or ‘connected’ healthcare facilities.
• The financial, operational, and clinical business impact of proactive/predictive analytics available today.
• Illustrative case studies to complement quantitative analysis.

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The struggle to find the equipment needed for patient care and preventive maintenance is so pervasive that biomedical staff now consider it a regular part of their day-to-day reality. However, this misperception of “normal” adds up to significant numbers—hidden or misplaced equipment costs the average 300-bed hospital as much as $7 million per year!

Midmark RTLS can empower biomedical engineers both in terms of recouped time and broadened asset visibility. Midmark RTLS Cloud Asset Tracking is a proven way to return lost time to biomed teams and dramatically enhance their institutional contributions.

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In addition to saving HTM professionals’ precious time, the resource also enables BioMed departments to stay compliant with Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention mandates, as well as Joint Commission and Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care standards for biomedical equipment care. Here’s why you need it.

Download this important White Paper to learn more.

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Increasing staff productivity—and reducing costs—is paramount to success, but many organizations aren’t fully employing the tools at their disposal. Fortunately GE Healthcare is here to help.

GE Healthcare provides transformational medical technologies and services that are shaping a new age of patient care. The company’s broad expertise in medical imaging and information technologies, medical diagnostics, patient monitoring systems, drug discovery, biopharmaceutical manufacturing technologies, performance improvement, and performance solutions services help customers to deliver better care to more people around the world at a lower cost.

Check out GE’s excellent case study: “Does Your Staff Receive the Right Support to Help Increase Productivity and Reduce Costs?” to learn key strategies for success. You’ll be glad you did.

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The white paper argues that financial and policy incentives should be realigned to reward “those vendors and stakeholders within the health marketplace who actively design for interoperability and demonstrably prove its value in practice.”

“This report serves as a primer on our country’s growing national focus on health IT,” CoreHealth Technologies CEO and HIE Community member Charlie Rogers said in a press release. “It provides a history from where we’ve come and identifies the challenges ahead for HIE, healthcare integration and interoperability.”

The white paper  may be downloaded from the HIMSS website.

Key points of the report include:

• Because of the competitive nature of the US healthcare market, hospitals are looking for ways to differentiate themselves from others. One tactic they are using is advertising acquisitions of their latest equipment acquisitions to potential patients.
• The challenge for all healthcare systems is finding ways to finance these acquisitions.
• Austerity measures in some European countries are limiting access to available financing. Russia and Turkey are also experiencing difficulty replacing old equipment.
• In China and India, the main challenge is approaching equipment acquisition amid significant and ongoing changes to the larger healthcare systems. Finding ways to channel an explosion in growth (upward of 40% increases in diagnostic imaging spending in each country, for example) will be a major topic for the next few years.
• The US is experiencing its own changes, with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. However, its implementation within the context of a tepid economy poses uncertainties.

 To read the full report, click here.