Leonard da Vinci School Creates Short Video on Single-Use Plastic in Neonatology
AMDR congratulates Leonard da Vinci School students for their short video documentary, “911 – It’s an Emergency Single-Use Plastic in Neonatology.” The students won Sacramental County Champions with their video! Asher Ballard, Harry Corless, Lily
Journal of Interventional Cardiac Electrophysiology: Remanufactured Circular Mapping Catheters: Safety, Effectiveness and Cost
More peer reviewed research out of Europe confirming the safety, effectiveness and cost savings with remanufactured cardiac electrophysiology catheters. The 26 December 2018 Journal of Interventional Cardiac Electrophysiology article, “The remanufactured circular mapping catheter proved to be
New Survey Finds Healthcare Systems Will Focus on Reducing Costs and Improving the Patient Experience in 2019
From Healthcare Purchasing News: New survey finds healthcare systems will focus on reducing costs and improving the patient experience in 2019… “In 2019, health systems will focus on addressing cost pressures, largely stemming from declining reimbursements,
Employer-Sponsored Healthcare Spending Reaches Record High
“Higher prices – not higher utilization,” is causing record-high premium prices for employer sponsored health plans. Reprocessed devices cost, on average, HALF the cost of buying a new device and the competitive pressure reprocessed devices
How U.S. Hospitals Cleaned Up Their Toxic Trash
It was an ironic discovery: Medical centers designed to treat patients could actually be harming them. In 1994, the Environmental Protection Agency released a report that found that incinerators used by many hospitals throughout the United States
Portuguese Journal of Public Health: Reprocessing of Single-Use Medical Devices: Clinical and Financial Results
New peer reviewed research published by the Portuguese Journal of Public Health confirms "excellent results regarding clinical efficacy and cost reduction” by using “certified reprocessed single use medical devices.” This research, as noted, confirms the long-standing practice of hospitals contracting with regulated SUD reprocessors