Bacterial and viral infection mitigation through patient monitoring

Bacterial and viral infection mitigation through patient monitoring

Patient Monitoring
By Jason Obrokta   Infection control in the hospital setting has always been of great importance to both staff and patients. Fundamentals of sanitization and bacterial mitigation are taught as standard procedure and a means to keep the healthy, healthy and the sick from further decline in their condition.   Today, as we think about infection control in a mid/post-COVID-19 world, the importance of hygienic practices takes on an entirely new meaning. Now, we need to consider any and all touch points whether the patient presents with COVID-19 symptoms or not, simply for the protection of anyone entering the hospital. One of the touch points that sees a great deal of patient and staff traffic is that of the patient monitoring device and specifically the monitoring electrodes, wires and trunk cable.…
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5 reasons NMT Ultrasound Film is your new go-to product for expectant mothers

5 reasons NMT Ultrasound Film is your new go-to product for expectant mothers

Patient Monitoring
NMT Ultrasound films are designed to be utilized in medical diagnostic applications requiring the use of ultrasound systems. 1. HIGH QUALITY When comparing your current film to NMT Ultra you will find the physical attributes to be the same as other leading manufacturers. 2. COMPETITIVELY PRICED We believe NMT Ultra to be the best value and cost per print and quality. 3. TWO DIFFERENT FORMATS NMT Ultra comes in both high gloss and high density formats. 4. COMPATIBILITY NMT Ultra 110HD and Ultra 110HG are compatible with both Sony and Mitsubishi medical grade printers. 5. EXCELLENT VALUE We spent several years working to perfect the image quality of our film and believe we have the best quality, best value product available on the market today. Learn more about our ultrasound film…
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ZBrand: Last in the alphabet, first in quality

ZBrand: Last in the alphabet, first in quality

Patient Monitoring
We have your electrode needs covered from A-ZBrand! ZBrand All-Purpose ECG electrodes from Nissha Medical Technologies are a high quality, economic option for all general patient monitoring needs. ZBrand electrodes meet the requirements of the entire hospital, offer high-performance construction, come in a range of shapes and sizes, and provide accurate traces. They also come in hygienic single-use disposable packs to promote infection control and reduce the risk of cross-contamination, and a resealable bulk pouch to promote sustainability. ZBrand ECG Electrodes feature: · Wet and Solid Gel Options· Variety of shapes and sizes· MR Conditional Use· 72-Hour Wear Time· Integrated Lift TabsDownload literature on ZBrand electrodes here or contact your local Nissha Medical Technologies Representative to learn more. See below for our full range of options.
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TENS Electrodes – A Safer Alternative to Manage Your Pain

TENS Electrodes – A Safer Alternative to Manage Your Pain

Patient Monitoring
TENS Electrodes A Safer Alternative to Manage your Pain. Pain is a powerful motivator including one of the primary reasons people seek medical attention. Not only is it often associated with reduced mobility and engagement in daily activities, but chronic pain has been associated with dependence on opioids, anxiety and depression, and a reduction in perceived quality of life. If you are looking for a safe, non-invasive and non-pharmaceutical way to manage your pain, then Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) is the product for you. TENS treatment involves the application of a TENS unit sending a high-frequency electrical current through electrodes into the skin creating a vibration sensation. These electrical currents activate a complex neuronal network to reduce pain by stimulating descending inhibitory systems in the central nervous system to…
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How One Doctor is Improving Stress Tests for Women

How One Doctor is Improving Stress Tests for Women

Patient Monitoring
March 8th is International Women’s Day, a global day for celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. We’re reflecting on progress made and celebrating acts of courage and determination by women all over the world, especially in the medical field. Although women comprise most of the health workforce around the world, they disproportionally represent lower cadres of health workers. They hold a small fraction of leadership positions and are substantially under-represented in management, leadership, and governance. Despite facing gender discrimination and more barriers to career progression than men, among other challenges, women continue to progress and make great strides in the medical field. Dr. Ashley Simmons Dr. Ashley Simmons is an agent of change for women everywhere. She noticed many of her patients expressed feeling embarrassed or uncomfortable while…
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