Uncategorized Archives - Page 1040 of 1992

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Rifton Equipment Launches New Patient Mobility Device

Rifton Equipment has announced the launch of a new patient mobility device called the TRAM, according to a news release.

FDA Approves Device to Help Manage Infections in Organ Transplant Patients

The FDA has approved the first DNA test to help healthcare professionals gauge the progress of anti-viral treatment in solid organ transplant patients undergoing cytomegalovirus antiviral therapy.

MAQUET Initiates Recall of FLOW-i Anesthesia System

MAQUET Medical Systems has announced the initiation of a Class I recall of select models of its FLOW-i anesthesia system, according to a news release.

Advanced Sterilization Products Voluntarily Recalls Sterilization Product

Advanced Sterilization Products has voluntarily recalled its STERRAD CYCLESURE 24 Biological Indicator.

TRICARE Patients See Fewer MRSA Infections

Department of Defense TRICARE beneficiaries are seeing fewer community-onset MRSA infections, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Consumer Reports Releases Hospital Safety Ratings

For the first time, Consumer Reports has rated U.S. hospitals for safety, combining six key measures into one composite rating.

Pain Management Physician to Join Neuroscience Clinic

R. Gregg Wilroy, DO, will join the Regional West Physicians Clinic-Neuroscience Pain Clinic in Scottsbluff, Neb., in mid-July, according to a KCSR-AM report.

Pain and Spine Specialists of Maryland Launches New Clinic

A new pain management clinic, Pain and Spine Specialists of Maryland, has opened in Mt. Airy.

Editorial: Opt-In Policy Protects Patient Privacy in Health Information Exchanges

An opt-in policy effectively protects confidential patient information in health information exchanges and facilitates safe distribution, according to an InformationWeek report.