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The Medical Industry Business Weekly |
| May 08, 2008 | |
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Marketing InsiderTips on how to run your business better by Robert Garment, Director of Marketing.
Career CornerLooking for education or training? Want a new job? Check out What's New inside the Career Corner for all the latest.
 People & CompaniesQuinn succeeds Jim Reid-Anderson, who has been named new CEO of Siemens Healthcare.
Account rep Grant Norris is DOTmed Certified.
Online marketplace for new and used medical equipment reaches another milestone.
BRMI offers prestage testing for parts, expert technicians, and complete relocation services; President Carl Hoffman is DOTmed Certified.
DOTmed Certified Jason Eden scouts hospitals for never-used equipment.
Personalized, 3D navigation now provided in neurosurgery procedures.
Designer Sascha Morawetz creates inhaler and glucose monitors with sleek contours and ergonomic pluses.
Biodevices' futuristic jacket/shirt is an intelligent garment continuously monitoring ECG and heart rate.
Policy and legislative affairs expert joins trade association.
Former Kodak Health Group celebrates first anniversary as independent company; read an update on their portfolio of digital products and services.
Have News for Us or a Press Release About Your Company, People, or Products?Submit your news for DOTmed's Editors to review.
DOTmed was first to break the news late last week that GE's OEC division was given the green light to re-start production; GE says more than 300 OEC® 9900 Elite C-arms are slated to ship within the first 10 days as they start to fill back-orders.
The Society of Nuclear Medicine -- SNM -- holds its Annual Meeting this June 14-18 in New Orleans, LA.
Exhibitors: You can still get a booth if you hurry! Normally, three's a crowd. But the trifecta of OEMs, refurbishers and broker/dealers is the engine that's driving the medical trailer business.
Decision opens access to advanced technology.
Breakthrough technology with simple design provides radiologists with powerful applications for increased clinical capability.
Also see the other great lasers, imaging systems, and more... all on your favorite website for used medical equipment!
Manufacturer of Heart Defibrillator Signs Consent Decree of Permanent Injunction
Device manufacturer Physio-Control, Inc., its parent company Medtronic, Inc., and their two top executives have signed a consent decree of permanent injunction related to Automatic External Defibrillators.
Legislative Work Continues on Revamping FDA
Congress, Agency say more funding is needed to improve safety.
Healthcare Experts to Address Medical Technology Executives at Annual Conference
Medical device industry leaders and key healthcare subject matter experts will meet in Washington, DC for the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Medical Device Manufacturers Association (MDMA).
Cosmetic Soft-Tissue Filler Injections Linked to Cases of Acute Renal Failure
Investigation finds adverse effects from non-medically supervised procedures.
Wolters Kluwer Health & Johns Hopkins Launch The Patient
First journal dedicated to using scientific methods for patient-centric research.
Speaker to Explore Amazing Future of Biotechnology at AAMI Conference
Joint Commission executive to provide up-to-date guidance at Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation meeting May 31-June 2 in San Jose, CA.
A Letter From The EditorGE Whiz It's not often that the OEMs dominate the headlines at DOTmed Online News, but this week they do. GE Healthcare's OEC unit has been re-certified by the FDA, a story that DOTmed News was the first to break last week. The company has survived a consent decree, an onerous government mandate that they satisfied to resume operations. (Anybody who has worked for an organization under consent decree knows the burden and uncertainty that accompanies such an order.) GE Healthcare also got approval for a new 3T MR. They showcased their women's health wares at ACOG this week. And, in an unusual collaboration, GE is teaming with Merck to share technology on imaging of the lungs that may help to advance respiratory treatment development. The technology involves a molecular imaging agent used with MRI and now under investigation. Not to be outdone, Siemens has important executive news with a new head of healthcare diagnostics. And Carestream Health celebrates its first year in business. So let's give credit where due this week to OEMs in the news. We now return to our regularly scheduled programming. See you next week! Barbara Kram
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