Survey of Clinical Engineering in Developing Countries and Model for Technology Acquisition and Diffusion

Frize, Monique; Cao, Xinyuan; Roy, I.

doi:10.1109/iembs.2005.1616369

Cited by 11 publications

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“…IT engineers need more times talk to medical practicers. The more survey like our work should be done at more hospitals at different levels, so much as international survey [ ] 8 .…”

Section: Proceedings Of 2008 Ieee International Symposium On It In Mementioning

confidence: 99%

The approaches to promote the efficiency of IT in medical information treatment

Zhang

Liu

Guorong

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE International Symposium on IT in Medicine and Education

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Computer has been becoming the tools of medical works. IT becomes more and more critical for hospital staffs. But the development between IT system in hospital and increase of clinic medical practitioner is not equal. So, to enforce new ideas and collaboration between researchers and practitioners is very important at this stage. Therefore, we select procedure chain about a CAD patient to discuss how to adopt information technology to medical information system reform, integrate decentralized IT resources, improve the quality of medical services and to control to reduce the expense for patients. Based on our survey, We provide some views concerned about IT applying in medical procedures in China at present.

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“…IT engineers need more times talk to medical practicers. The more survey like our work should be done at more hospitals at different levels, so much as international survey [ ] 8 .…”

Section: Proceedings Of 2008 Ieee International Symposium On It In Mementioning

confidence: 99%

The approaches to promote the efficiency of IT in medical information treatment

Zhang

Liu

Guorong

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE International Symposium on IT in Medicine and Education

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“…For better understanding, one can refer the white papers and other information from ACCE webpage (http:// www.accenet.org). Various attempts have been taken in the past to introduce a specialized course in the university level to cater the need of the clinical community (Frize(1990); Frize et al, (2005); Baker & Timothy,(2002); David & Rohe (1986);. Albert L-N(1999)) made a brief note on the preparation of clinical engineers for the millennium.…”

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confidence: 99%

Clinical Engineering in India

Sriraam

Deepak

Kumar

et al. 2014

International Journal of Biomedical and Clinical Engineering

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Clinical Engineering (CE), an interdisciplinary field derived from classical engineering emphasize on the importance of two important domains, medical and engineering. The field comprises of major themes that include medical terminology, clinical measurement and instruments, human factor engineering, medical ethics. As a clinical engineer, he/she makes sure on safety aspects in the hospital, ensures regular preventive maintenance procedures, evaluates new technologies, and develops a close relationship with clinicians. All this process ensures effective patient care and successful outcome of treatment. If clinical engineering procedures are incorporated in a larger scale in greater number of hospital and healthcare centers, a better patient-care outcome can be expected. The proposed work reports on the case study on need for clinical engineering and clinical engineers in India to bridge the crucial gap between engineering and medical domains. A survey was conducted to know from the public on initiating a new post graduate program on clinical electronics engineering. The outcome of the survey clearly shows an indication on the need for initiating the course in the post graduate level engineering program.

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Management of Medical Technologies in Industrialized and Developing Countries

Frize¹

2014

Health Care Engineering Part I

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Survey of Clinical Engineering in Developing Countries and Model for Technology Acquisition and Diffusion

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

The approaches to promote the efficiency of IT in medical information treatment

The approaches to promote the efficiency of IT in medical information treatment

Clinical Engineering in India

Management of Medical Technologies in Industrialized and Developing Countries

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