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Ultrasound: Improving performance and speeding up communication
At ECR 2006, Aloka will present three advanced products. Hans-Guido Sturk, the company’s Product Line Manager, General Imaging, reports.
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Financing methods
Over the last 50 years healthcare delivery has changed dramatically. New epidemics, aging populations, patients’ expectations, mobilisation of populations, the globalisation and Read more …
Regulations and laws
In 2005, De Lage Landen financed (worldwide) medical equipment worth US$1 billion, by various methods such as loan, lease, rent and ppp, either directly with end-users or Read more …
Acquiring up-to-date medical technology
New leasing and financing strategies:
Technology is central to the future of healthcare.
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Procuring large equipment
Around €18 billion annually is spent on medical technology in Germany. After the US and Japan, the German medical technology market is the third largest in the world.
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The vendor, system administrator and manager in a new fully digital environment
A report about the installation of a new HIS in combinations with the setting up of a new Economic Software platform at Semmelweis University.
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IT slows you down So why bother?
Are the benefits of the IT invasion those we actually perceive?
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How to buy a HIS
SALK, a hospital company based in Salzburg, has a budget of €350 million for three hospitals and employs 4,500 people who serve 80,000 patients and 300,000 out-patients per annum. Read more …
Managing complex healthcare organisation
Managing a modern healthcare organisation is complex. Com plexity stems from the variables that need to be entertained, which are highly unpredictable.
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Six Sigma
Healthcare has no room for inefficiencies. Public healthcare managers, especially for hospitals, have to provide an increasing volume of high-level healthcare services with Read more …
How to manage your radiologist
Radiology in public hospitals is under economic pressure due to limited public funding, partially decreasing radiology fees, capitation payment systems, central planning of Read more …
The 3rd Hospital Administrator Forum
I am delighted that the Hospital Administrator Symposium organised by European Hospital is being held in conjunction with the ECR again this year.
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Partnerships to personalise medicine
Peter Loescher has worked at the cutting edge of the pharmaceutical industry for 17 years. In the latter part of this period, for example, he headed Hoechst’s division in Japan, Read more …
The Imaging Science Institute
Germany - The Imaging Science Institute (ISI) — officially opened in December by Professor Werner Bautz, Director of the Institute of Radiology at the University Hospital Erlangen Read more …
Back on the map
In September 2002, when Philippe Houssiau became President of Agfa’s HealthCare Business Group, he quickly saw that the company possessed huge imaging technology and knowledge Read more …
Your invitation to Neuro-week
The Working Party for Clinical Neuroscience, set up two years ago, ...
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Sound philosophy leads to quality led lighting
Formerly integrated with the electronics/medical division of ...
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Catastrophic care - When hospitals are overwhelmed
Paul E Pepe MD MPH FACEP FCCM, Professor of Medicine, Surgery, Public Health and Chair, Emergency Medicine, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre and the Parkland Read more …
Security alert
Security in hospitals is not easy. Thousands of patients, visitors, members of staff, as well as delivery and removal people, come and go, and with so many strangers inevitably on Read more …
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