The Leadership Development Group (TLD Group) has released Health Ecosystem Leadership (HELM) podcast series featuring interviews with leaders from various sectors of the health industry who discuss how they have successfully built partnerships to deliver on critical imperatives such as affordability, access, and value. Guests have included leaders from Intermountain Healthcare, ReThink Health, Uber Health, Sanofi, Providence St. Joseph Health, Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine, and Jefferson Health who shared their insights on topics such as social determinant of health, population health, health ecosystem leadership, cultivating partnerships and more. Registration is required and all podcasts are free of charge.
Connected health platform
The Connected Health Platform (CHP) from Phillips-Medisize, a Molex company, is a cloud-based technology that provides a safe, scalable and trusted medical device data system that reduces risk, cost and time to market for connected health solutions. Utilizing connectivity in drug delivery devices such as injectors and inhalers, connected health solutions, winner of the 2019 Medtech Breakthrough award, help pharmaceutical companies, healthcare professionals and patients improve how people take their medication. In addition to medication tracking, these systems support patients through reminders, incentives and peer communities to improve disease management, medication adherence and, ideally, outcomes. The CHP includes an advanced analytics package designed for connected drug delivery devices, biosensors and regulated Mobile Medical Applications.
The CleanSpace HALO respirator was designed by biomedical engineers specifically for the healthcare sector, is NIOSH- approved, lightweight, weighing less than 1lb (400g), reusable, and offers the highest level of protection against biohazards without the use of heavy belts or hoses. It offers a higher protection than a standard PAPR and is easily and quickly donned in under ten seconds. CleanSpace HALO uses AirSensit technology enabling the smart, breath-responsive system to deliver cool fresh airflow that eliminates fogging and heat, while the soft transparent facemask allows for easy communication. The device can be recharged in under two hours and has a run-time of up to nine hours.
Research and polls show that hospital alarms, alerts, beeps and loudspeaker announcements and other noise create more stress to an already-stressful situation for most patients. Also referred to as noise pollution, the problem can also impact a patients' ability to rest, heal and recover, since it has been linked to the development of ICU psychosis, hospitalization-induced stress, increased pain sensitivity, high blood pressure and poor mental health. In an era of patient satisfaction solutions, Pamu Slide wireless earbuds may offer patients an escape from the noise and more pleasant hospital stay. The IPX6 sweat-proof system features include stable Bluetooth 5.0, high-quality sound and bass, auto pairing, touch control, 60-Hour play/call time, type-C fast charge wireless phone charger and carrying case.
Healthmark Industries Insulation Tester with optional Bi-Polar fixture has been added to the company’s ProSys Instrument Care product line. Designed for electrically testing electrosurgical instruments, the low frequency high voltage Insulation Tester is used to detect and locate defects such as pinholes, cracks and bare spots in the jacket or coating of laparoscopic and bi-polar electrosurgical instruments. The handheld, portable unit tests the insulation integrity of electrosurgical equipment for flaws in protective coatings applied over conductive instrument surfaces in order to prevent inadvertent tissue burns, which may occur during electrosurgical instrument procedures. It comes with a ground wire with alligator clip, ring electrode, tri-hole electrode, brush electrode, saddle, and case and more. The Bi-Polar Fixture accessory that works in conjunction with the saddle, ground wire and brush electrode can be purchased separately.
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