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About Posting

Who writes here and what we are looking for.

Who writes here

AAMIBlog publishes plain-English explainers written for the people who keep medical technology safe: clinical engineers and biomedical technicians, sterile processing professionals, cybersecurity staff, quality and regulatory leads, and the managers who support them. Contributors write from day-to-day practice, not from a marketing brief.

What we are looking for

  • Clear explanations of how something works, not product promotion.
  • Practical descriptions of process, verification and documentation.
  • Honest accounts of what went wrong and what changed afterwards.
  • No guarantees, no scare stories and no claims we cannot support.

How pieces are reviewed

Every piece is read against current published guidance before it appears. Where a requirement depends on a local rule or the edition of a standard, the piece says so and points the reader at the primary source rather than paraphrasing it.

How to contribute

Write to the editorial desk with a short outline and the audience you have in mind. We will reply with a view on fit and on what evidence would be needed to publish it.

Editorial note. This article is general education, not a procedure and not professional advice. Before you change anything in your own setting, check the current standard, the manufacturer instructions and your organisation's policy, and involve the people responsible for clinical safety. This site carries no outbound promotional links.