Nurse call systems have evolved from a basic light above the patient’s doorway or an intercom system beside the bed to a vibrant, comprehensive communication system that is integrated into the patient’s physical environment as well as the hospital’s electronic monitoring and recording systems.  Nurse call is now critical in ensuring patient safety, patient satisfaction, clinical staff satisfaction and operational efficiency.  They do this by interfacing with new and existing communication devices to intelligently route patient requests, providing detailed reporting and alerts, locating personnel in real time throughout the unit or facility, even tracking daily procedures such as clinician hand washing.  Sean Doherty joins us to elaborate on what today’s nurse call systems are capable of and emphasize their potential in providing real solutions for many healthcare challenges.

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In no other industry is having what you need when you need it more important, none-the-less many of us will be surprised at what level logistics organizations can play a part in healthcare delivery.  It goes beyond, just getting implants, medications, tests and other necessary healthcare components where they need to be.  They must be “handled with care” to the extreme.  From “chain of custody” to “cryogenic” technologies, how these healthcare related packages arrive matters.

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Shouts of protecting patient healthcare information echo off every corner of the healthcare space, though frequently when it comes to protected health information (PHI) leaks we assume they come from network breaches, electronic health record misuse, laptop losses, or errant fax destinations. What we rarely consider are the medical devices we utilize in every day practice that store a great deal of PHI, such as mobile diagnostic machines like ultrasounds, ECGs, and portable digital imaging platforms. Devices that require entering definitive patient identification information such as name, date of birth, medical record number, maybe even social security; and that subsequently store hundreds or even thousands of studies with this information continuously attached. In this episode we discuss the importance of considering these devices and furthermore steps to securing the data they contain.

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We are joined by Mary Logan, Pesident and CEO of the Association for the Advancement of Medcial Intrumentation (AAMI), for the launch of the new AAMI podcast series.  Mary talks with us about the decision to add a podcast series to round out AAMI’s comprehensive information delivery platform, discuss some of AAMI’s involvemnts and events, and in typical Mary style – through her own personal investment – bring to light a topic of significant healthcare technology management concern.

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