Healthcare facilities nationwide are charged with caring for people of all walks of life, including the approximately 56.7 million Americans living with disabilities. Healthy People 2020, a national initiative to set health priorities for 2010-2020, indicates that people with disabilities are more likely to experience delays and difficulties accessing healthcare. One way to ease this burden is to ensure our facilities are properly equipped to provide first-class care for disabled persons.
Vital signs have an impact on every patient, every day. That’s why it’s important to plan for an implementation that best supports your organization’s unique clinical workflows—helping your clinicians access the tools they need, when and where they need them. Here are some considerations to help you determine the best solution for you.
One of the most effective ways to target healthcare-associated infections (HAI) is to go right to the source – the DNA and RNA of the actual organisms, themselves. Through new innovations in ultra-violet (UV) light technology, scientists have developed a proven method of harnessing these powerful rays and positioning them in healthcare facilities to save thousands of lives and billions of dollars at hospitals and medical clinics.
Smooth edges and rounded corners may seem like minor design details but they can mean the difference between life and death for some patients. Designers of behavioral healthcare centers (BHC) require such forethought to create a safe environment for patients and caregivers, alike.
Medical office design has steadily been changing and evolving. For the longest time medical or clinical buildings have been behind the curve when it comes to more modern building design ideas. They often are still quite traditional in design when comparing the last few decades. Thankfully as greater attention is paid to creating greener buildings and designing spaces designed for people, these buildings are slowly but surely improving.
Warwick, R.I. – In a partnership that will target hospital acquired infections (HAI), CME has been named the preferred North American distributor for VidaShield, the healthcare equipment and logistics company is proud to announce.
CME has partnered with Phononic to provide you with revolutionary refrigeration technology for all of your healthcare needs. As Phononic works hard to innovate medical and scientific grade cooling technology, CME is proud to join with them to not only exceed your expectations, but also provide the best products, service, and delivery.
According to the latest CDC statistics, hospital acquired infections (HAIs) affect 5 to 10 percent of hospitalized patients in the U.S. per year, with approximately 1.7 million HAIs occurring in U.S. hospitals each year, resulting in 99,000 deaths and an estimated $20 billion in healthcare costs.
CME has partnered with Bovie Medical to provide you with quality medical-grade generators, electrodes, smoke evacuation systems, lighting and more for all of your healthcare needs. As Bovie works hard to provide reliable, state-of-the art products, it was a given that CME join with them to not only exceed your expectations, but provide the best products, service and delivery.
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