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A Tool to Analyze Medical Device Problems: The Food and Drug Administration Device Problem Codes

McCullough et al., 2012

Document ID
18334253219139520839
Author
McCullough C
Reed T
Kaufman-Rivi D
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Clinical Engineering

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Most, if not all, hospital clinical/biomedical engineering departments currently use Computerized Maintenance Management Software for maintenance of their equipment inventory, scheduling of preventive maintenance, and documentation of corrective and …
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