Despite vastly different resources, clinical engineering leaders at a rural hospital and a large health system are finding ways to expand their in-house capabilities while making outside service partnerships work.
Three clinical engineers discuss the challenges of managing connected medical devices, from troubleshooting and cybersecurity to the skills and strategies departments will need in the years ahead.
The collaboration will explore agentic co-planning, patient-specific simulation, and real-time computing to personalize cancer treatment and expand access to care.
Early warnings are allowing HTM to teams prevent unexpected downtime and plan repairs before equipment fails.
