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Lighting Research Center Expands SSL Research Capabilities to Connected Lighting, 3D Printing

Oct 8, 2016

In a 25,000-square-foot commercial office on the Rensselaer Technology Park campus in Troy, N.Y., scientists from the Lighting Research Center (LRC) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute are making plans to install LED lighting with ...

Tags: LRC, SSL, 3D printing

TP Halo and PEA Team Up to Promote LED T8 Tube Lights in Thailand

Nov 25, 2015

TP Halo and Thailand’s Provincial Energy Agency are collaborating on launching new LED T8 tube lights in Thailand, said representatives interviewed at EcolightTech Asia 2015, which ran from Nov. 19-21, 2015 at Queen Sumkivrit ...

Tags: LED T8 Tube Lights, LED T5 tube lights, TP Lighting

Therapeutic Lighting Can Be a Prescription for Better Health

Dec 16, 2014

Therapeutic lighting can be a prescription for better health, especially for seniors with dementia in long-term care facilities. Now, more and more-effective products are needed to implement the highly positive research results achieved to ...

Tags: therapeutic lighting, Lights

Philips Recall Moldy Infant Head and Body Cradlers

Dec 3, 2014

Posted in Medical Device Assembly by Chris Newmarker on December 2, 2014 Sometimes a fix for a problem really doesn’t entirely solve the problem. And that seems to be exactly what happened to Philips Healthcare’s ...

Tags: Medical Ventures, Health

Sensirion to Launch SFM3100 Analog Mass Flow Meter for Applications in Medical Respiration

Oct 22, 2014

Sensirion, the Sensor Co. Sensirion to launch its SFM3100 analog mass flow meter for applications in medical respiration and anaesthesia at COMPAMED 2014. At COMPAMED 2014, the Swiss sensor manufacturer Sensirion will launch its SFM3100 ...

Tags: Analog Mass Flow Meter

The Lighting System of Glasgow Royal Hospital Intensive Care Unit Can Kill Bacteria

Aug 14, 2014

An intensive care ward at Glasgow Royal Infirmary is trialling a lighting system that has been designed to kill superbugs including MRSA, E. coli and C. diff. The HINS-light system, which has been developed by the University of ...

Tags: Lights, Lighting

The World's Top 40 Medical Device Companies Enjoyed a Slight Gain in Stock Price

Mar 12, 2014

The world's top 40 medical device companies overall have enjoyed a slight gain in stock price so far this year. But there are exceptions to the rule as well, with reasons ranging from Getinge AB's quality control issues to Terumo Corp.'s ...

Tags: Medical Device, Health, Medicine

Automatically Pulls Information Was Associated with a Threefold Drop

Feb 27, 2014

A computerized safety checklist that automatically pulls information from patients' electronic medical records was associated with a threefold drop in rates of one serious type of hospital-acquired infection, according to a study by ...

Tags: Checklist, Threefold Drop, Hospital-Acquired Infection, LCD

A Snapshot of Patients Required Care at Duke University Hospital

Feb 26, 2014

A snapshot of patients who required care at Duke University Hospital during this year's flu season shows that those who had not been vaccinated had severe cases and needed the most intensive treatment. In an analysis of the first 55 ...

Tags: Flu Patient, Intensive Care, ICU level care, Duke

42 Percent of U.S. Hospitals Use Some Type of "Telehealth" Approach

Feb 14, 2014

In the first national look at how broadly web-based technologies are being used to provide health care, a University of Michigan researcher has found that 42 percent of U.S. hospitals use some type of "telehealth" approach. The study, ...

Tags: telehealth, congestive heart failure telemonitoring study

Early Childhood Outcomes Among Children Delivered Less Than 34 Weeks Gestation

Feb 14, 2014

In a study to be presented on Feb. 6 at 3:15 p.m. CST, at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine's annual meeting, The Pregnancy Meeting-, in New Orleans, researchers will report on a correlation between initial neonatal and early ...

Tags: Neonatal

Several Individuals and Organizations Were Honored Today at The 95th Annual Meeting

Feb 10, 2014

Several individuals and organizations were honored today at the 95th Annual Meeting of the New Jersey Hospital Association (NJHA) at the Hyatt Regency Princeton. NJHA Healthcare Leader Awards The 2014 Distinguished Service Award was ...

Tags: Healthcare, Njha

Gut Bacteria in Premature Infants Don't Come From Their Mothers

Feb 8, 2014

Gut bacteria in premature infants don't come from their mothers, but from microbes in the neonatal intensive-care unit (NICU), a new study finds. Babies typically get their gut bacteria from their mothers during childbirth. Premature ...

Tags: Gut bacteria, isolated, prevent infections

AACN Has Identified Five Routine Critical Care Practices That Should Be Questioned

Feb 7, 2014

The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) — as part of the Critical Care Societies Collaborative (CCSC) — has identified five routine critical care practices that should be questioned because they may not always be ...

Tags: AACN, CCSC, ABIM, Choosing Wisely

Each Year, Half of Older Who Are Hospitalized Must Have Family Assist in Medical Decision

Jan 24, 2014

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22 (UPI) -- Each year, about half of U.S. adults age 65 and older who are hospitalized must have family assist in medical decision-making, researchers say. Dr. Alexia Torke, an associate professor of medicine at Indiana ...

Tags: Hosital Senior, JAMA, medical dicision

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