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Why Medical Facilities Need Medical Equipment Delivery Services

By CME Corp Staff on April 09, 2024

Hospitals are complex environments where the timely delivery and proper installation of medical equipment can have an impact on patient care – positively or negatively. From medical devices to furniture and fixtures, medical equipment requires specialized logistics, delivery, and installation to ensure it is properly set up and ready for use – without negatively impacting care workflows.

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What are the Different Types of Patient Lifts

By CME Corp Staff on April 02, 2024

In the healthcare setting patient lifts play a critical role in helping assure the safety of both the medical staff and patient as well as contributing to efficient transfers.

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Medical Equipment Guide for VA Medical Centers & Hospitals

By CME Corp Staff on March 26, 2024

Veteran Affairs Medical Centers and Hospitals offer comprehensive healthcare services to our nation’s veterans. From preventative care, diagnosis and treatment to rehabilitation, these facilities serve a wide range of veteran health needs. Choosing medical equipment that helps healthcare staff deliver quality care should be a top priority.

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Medical Construction Projects: Procuring Division 11 Equipment

By CME Corp Staff on March 19, 2024

Medical facilities are specialized environments with unique design requirements and operational considerations. Identifying and procuring Division 11 equipment for these essential facilities during the design and development phase of the construction project is a top priority so details like structural supports, plumbing, and hard-wired electrical connections are incorporated into the architectural drawings from the beginning.

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Maximize the Efficiency of Healthcare Storage Now and Tomorrow

By InterMetro Industries Corporation on March 12, 2024

Healthcare needs are constantly changing. As technology evolves and new medications and treatment protocols arise, supply and storage needs will change.

But what doesn’t change often enough? Storage spaces.

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Ensuring Safety: Fume Hood Installation Best Practices Checklist

By CME Corp Staff on March 05, 2024

Fume hoods play a vital role in protecting laboratory personnel from exposure to hazardous substances. Proper installation of laboratory fume hoods is necessary to ensuring the safety and efficiency of laboratory operations as well as compliance with standards and regulations.

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How Biomedical Technicians Keep Retail Health Clinics Running

By CME Corp Staff on February 27, 2024

Biomedical technicians (BMET) play a critical role in ensuring the smooth operation of the retail health clinics located in pharmacies or retail stores. Their proactive approach to the installation, maintenance, and repair of medical equipment used in retail health clinics ensures healthcare professionals are equipped to deliver care to their patients accurately and efficiently.

This article will explore the specific ways biomedical technicians contribute to keeping retail health clinics running.

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Increasing Patient Comfort: A Guide to Medical Warming Cabinets

By CME Corp Staff on February 20, 2024

Medical warming cabinets play a vital role in helping increase patient comfort by warming blankets and medical fluids used during care. This guide will provide valuable insights into the types of warming cabinets available to the healthcare market as well as factors and features to consider before purchasing a warming cabinet.

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Using Weighing Scales for Therapeutic Blood Drawing Procedures

By Detecto on February 13, 2024

Therapeutic phlebotomy, a controlled blood removal process, is an effective treatment for various medical conditions including hemochromatosis, fatty liver disease, and polycythemia vera. This procedure aims to reduce blood volume, red cell mass, and iron levels in patients.

The use of a scale for this procedure is essential.

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