What to Check Before Buying Hospital Beds
Cranks, castors, side rails and the width of your doorways. The questions that save you from a bed that looks fine in the catalogue and fails on the ward.
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Looking After Surgical Instruments So They Last
Good stainless steel instruments can last for years. Most damage comes from what happens in the first hour after surgery.
Read articleKeeping Vaccines Safe in a Health Post Fridge
Most vaccine losses come from the fridge, not the vaccine. A few habits that keep stock between +2 °C and +8 °C, even through power cuts.
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A semi-auto analyser is only as reliable as its routine. Simple checks for controls, reagents, the lamp and the power supply.
Read articleBuying an Oxygen Concentrator: What the Numbers Mean
Flow rate, purity, alarms and altitude. How to read a concentrator's specification sheet before you buy one for a ward or a patient at home.
Read articleWhat You Should Know About Medical Equipment Leasing
Leasing gets you current equipment right away while freeing up funds for other things. Here's how it works and the main types of lease.
Read articleThe Various Kinds of Medical Suction Pump Machines
Surgical, airway and multipurpose suction pumps, and where each one is used.
Read articleWhat To Look for in Medical Equipment Repair Providers
Dependability, turnaround time and return on investment, the three things to check before you send equipment for repair.
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