Biomeds – Biomedical Engineers and Technicians
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Nick Krayst replied to the discussion What piece of Biomedical Equipment is your least and most favourite to work on? in the forum Biomeds – Biomedical Engineers and Technicians a year ago
Reply to What piece of Biomedical Equipment is your least and most favourite to work on?
The most unpleasant task is soldering a copper tube of a low-pressure refrigerant circuit in a cadaver refrigerator, with decomposing corpses behind you. That cleaning a leaking hematology analyzer or surgical suction seems like a trifle.
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Nick Krayst replied to the discussion What tips would you give to someone designing new biomedical equipment? in the forum Biomeds – Biomedical Engineers and Technicians a year ago
Reply to What tips would you give to someone designing new biomedical equipment?
The main advice for the manufacturer is not to save on the quality of spare parts materials, especially on the body parts of mobile products. Designers should think about the accessibility of each unit for a field engineer without disassembling the entire product. Documentation writers should not reduce the text to a minimum. Applicators…
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Caroline Gregory posted an update in the group
Biomeds – Biomedical Engineers and Technicians a year agoToday’s article focuses on the importance of scheduled preventative maintenance in the healthcare industry.
Thank you Anand Dalvi:
thefieldengineer.com
How to educate on the importance of scheduled preventative maintenance - The Field Engineer
How can you educate on the importance of scheduled preventative maintenance? In this article Anand Dalvi answers the question based on his experience in the…
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