As the cold and flu season approaches, many experts expect a second wave of Covid-19. Much debate exists among scientists and lawmakers regarding the best approach for minimizing the potential…
Studies show that personnel in the fire and emergency medical service industries sustain more lifting-related injuries than workers in any other industry. These statistics do not only emphasize the risks…
Within the last few years, drones are becoming widely accepted across industries, especially in law enforcement, rescue, and fire operations. They have helped combat the challenges of insufficient human resources…
Providing quality patient care in a moving ambulance can be challenging. Any sudden swerves, stops, or even a minor fender bender can bring alarming injuries to patients and healthcare providers.…
One of the biggest expenses healthcare organizations face is the cost of repairing their medical equipment. Most organizations have two options, making repairs in-house or contracting out to a third-party.…
With technology evolving more and more, it should come as no surprise that the healthcare industry is also incorporating cutting-edge technology into patient care. One of the latest trends includes…
On average, 400,000 Americans suffer from sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) every year. The sad reality is that out of these 400,000, many don’t survive. This is either because help doesn’t…
In recent years, medical technology has changed significantly and the average number of medical devices used per patient bed has also increased. In 1997, each patient bed used an average…
There are numerous uses for a new or refurbished infusion pump—antibiotics, chemotherapy drugs, pain medications, and more. Infusion pumps are essential for delivering necessary medications and fluids to your bloodstream.…
Ventilators produce moveable air to help individuals breathe more efficiently. In some situations, these machines use compressed air that allows a patient to passively breathe due to the elasticity of…
