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Sticking to the essentials in health care power systems
The unique needs of health care infrastructure call for a rethinking of how power system requirements are developed and managed
Understanding the NEC and its health care applications
Untangling the National Electrical Code’s articles 517, 700, 701 and 702 requirements for health care essential electrical systems
Knowing the difference between medical and instrument air
Although equally important to patient care, medical air and instrument air are not interchangeable and each should be used for distinct tasks
Texas A&M University will educate future docs to think like engineers
The school's new EnMed program will integrate medical school education and product innovation
Wireless technology improves outcomes
Mayo Clinic tracked results of a new telemedicine program used for neonatal care
Johns Hopkins addresses COVID-19-related oxygen shortages
A new white paper lays out solutions and mitigation efforts to ensure oxygen supply for patients in need
How to decrease fire risk in oxygen-enriched atmospheres
Higher oxygen usage to treat patients with COVID-19 has led to unintended increases in fire risk that should be mitigated
Ultracold freezers help save energy
Mayo Clinic replaces more than 1,000 freezers, reducing energy use 60 percent
How efficient is your liquid oxygen system?
Resources to help differentiate between normal and excessive oxygen leakage, and how to troubleshoot issues
Carbon dioxide shortage impacts health care surgeries
Developing a plan with medical gas suppliers is necessary to overcome the current national shortage and continue meeting patient needs