Case Studies
Case Studies
New Standard for Labeling on Injectable Medications Designed to Reduce Likelihood of Patient Death
Errors in Administration of Injectable Medications in Hospitals, Other Healthcare Settings Have Been Implicated in Episodes of Severe Patient Harm
Healthcare Case Study / Labeling and...
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Prostate Cancer Patients Benefit from New Zealand Center’s Adoption of Elekta VMAT Radiotherapy Tech
Healtrhcare Case Studies / Prostate Cancer Patients and Radiotherapy Techniques :- AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Aug. 2 - In the expansive region of Australasia—which includes Australia,...
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New Fair Targets Medical Devices and Supplies’ Market Increase in Global HealthCare Spending Offers
More than 130 exhibitors from around the world are expected to attend the inaugural HKTDC Hong Kong International Medical Devices and Supplies Fair, 4-6 November,...
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BlackBerry at D.C. VA Medical Center: Saving Heart-Attack Victims with Handhelds
Modern medicine and technology go hand-in-hand. For years, we've come to associate a hospital not only with the patients it houses and medical professionals who...
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Advanced telemedicine system links four European hospitals using GÉANT and local research networks
Healthcare across Europe could be improved through a new telemedicine system demonstrated today across the GÉANT academic network and various national research networks. Three hospitals...
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Swine Flu – At a Glance
The 2009 swine flu outbreak is an epidemic which began in April of 2009, and is caused by a new strain of influenza virus, officially...
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User Centered design improves workflows in radiology-A look at Healthcare IT Development at Siemens
The software developers at Siemens Healthcare have come up with something special for customers employing Siemens PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) and RIS (Radiology...
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