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Fortify Your Clinical Engineering Teams

Clinical engineering is vital to maintaining health systems' growing inventories of increasingly complex medical devices. These services contribute to timely care delivery and patient safety when managed efficiently. However, the costs to support clinical engineering can scale quickly for health systems navigating the challenges of modern healthcare, such as rapidly advancing medical device technology, shifting sites of care, and the impact of regulations on care delivery and data security.

Biomed technicians also require the training and tools to contend with evolving technology and industry shifts. Health systems can empower clinical engineering teams to operate efficiently and strategically by enlisting an expert partner like TRIMEDX.

75,100 Biomedical Equipment Technicians (BMETs) will be needed by 2032¹.

Health systems partner with TRIMEDX to control their expenses and clinical engineering performance with greater confidence and predictability. These health systems achieve immediate savings of 10 to 20% and sustained, long-term savings of 10% on clinical engineering expenses.

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The Impact of Medical Device Availability on Patient Safety

Maintaining the resources and capacity to deliver patient care consistently and reliably is a primary concern for all health systems. Medical devices are critical to this goal in virtually all care pathways. Health systems must look beyond the "break/fix" mentality of traditional clinical engineering services and adopt a more proactive and responsive strategy for maintaining these devices. Ensuring device availability and strengthening the security of medical devices are all essential considerations for driving patient safety, provider satisfaction, and inclusion in capital planning initiatives.