You are having surgery. It’s relatively minor, hoping to relieve the leg pain you have while walking. After the procedure is done, the surgeon tells you everything went well expects you will soon experience relief […]
I’ve been involved in clinical engineering nearly 45 years, and I remain as enthusiastic as ever about our industry. I am enthused because I see the potential for technological advances to greatly improve the quality […]
When I look back on how I became a biomedical engineer for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), it can seem like I haphazardly fell into the role. But in writing my story, the pieces […]
Human factors generally focuses on the usability of a single medical device, addressing whether or not the device can be expected to be used safely and efficiently by real users in the real environment of […]
As graduation season is upon us, I want to sincerely congratulate everyone who is graduating from a healthcare technology management (HTM) or other academic program this spring! You all should be proud of yourselves. Having […]
It all started nine years ago, when I was while trying to land a job that would keep me from feeling the pains of the Great Recession ever again. Healthcare seemed the logical choice—people are […]
The Internet of Things (IoT) is described as a network of physical devices that uses connectivity to enable the exchange of data. These IoT devices are not necessarily intricate technological advancements. Rather, they streamline processes […]
