Ask any kid, dentists are creepy. Doctors too. Add in hospitals, mental asylums, straitjackets, surgery, operating rooms, people in scrubs with face masks, horribly bladed surgical equipment, and the oddly sterile environment they all imply, and you can see why the medical field is such a fertile breeding ground for horror films. 17. Anatomy I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘hospitals’
Daily: Organs removed at KLA hospitals
December 25th, 2010 |
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Surgeries to remove victims’ organs were performed at health centers and hospitals which used to treat KLA members during the war, daily Politika writes.
The daily has learned that these are some of the results of the Serbian War Crimes Prosecution’s investigation.
UPS Protection Missing from Hospitals’ IT Infrastructure: Report
November 4th, 2010 |
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A survey by Emerson Network Power reveals concerns among hospital IT departments regarding uninterruptible power supply protection, budgeting and equipment availability. – Emerson Network Power’s 2010 Hospital IT and Facilities Special Report has uncovered IT management’s apprehension regarding budgeting, uninterruptible power supply coverage and access to equipment.
Health care professionals increasingly rely on sophisticated communication and computing technology…
Ruckus Smart WiFi Boosts Wireless Reception in Hospitals
August 11th, 2010 |
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Ruckus Wireless announced that 15 additional medical facilities have adopted its Smart WiFi technology to increase clinician communication, protect patient data and overcome obstacles to wireless signals. – Ruckus
Wireless, a mobile networking company based in Sunnyvale,
Calif., announced on Aug. 9 that
15 additional medical facilities have adopted its Smart WiFi technology as part
of a massive move toward WiFi in the health care industry.
quot;We’re
seeing a big uptick in WiFi in hospitals,…
Vycon Demos Clean Energy Storage Systems for Hospitals
March 12th, 2010 |
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Old-fashioned flywheel power systems are providing hospital data centers with clean, green backup power using a centuries-old technology.
– NASHVILLE, Tenn. Not
too many power-supply companies are offering old-fashioned kinetic-energy,
flywheel-based UPS (uninterruptible power
supply) options in their product lines. After all, because flywheel technology
goes back to ancient times, it’s frankly not very sexy.
Nonetheless, flywhee…
Small, Medium Hospitals Face Data Center Challenges
January 28th, 2010 |
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While small and medium hospitals plan to increase spending on data centers as they anticipate the flood of electronic health records, a host of challenges threaten to undermine the effectiveness of that spending.
– Hospital data centers may not be ready for the demand that more patients and
digital information will create, according to a survey of hospital IT executives
at small and medium hospitals in the U.S., U.K., Canada, China, France and
Germany conducted by HIMSS Analytics on behalf of Dell.
The
…
Haitian hospitals struggle with flood of injured
January 14th, 2010 |
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Hospitals in Haiti are struggling to cope with the flood of people injured in Tuesday’s earthquake, as bodies pile up in severely damaged areas. International aid is streaming into the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince, in response to the crisis.
Dell OptiPlex XE Is a Customizable PC for OEMs, Retail, Hospitals
January 11th, 2010 |
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The Dell OptiPlex XE desktop is unlikely to make it onto many corporate desks. Instead, Dell has designed the PCs to fit under registers and kiosks, or tucked into hospital cabinets. The customizable PCs for OEMs, health care providers and retail offer a long life cycle, a high heat tolerance and self-monitoring capabilities.
– Dell introduced the OptiPlex XE, a durable and long-lasting
desktop PC for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and retail environments,
on Jan. 11. Highly adaptable, offering remote systems management and designed
to withstand 24/7 operation, the OptiPlex XE promises a lifecyle of 3.5 years. …
Dell to Help Hospitals Adopt Electronic Medical Records
September 10th, 2009 |
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Dell is rolling out a package of hardware, software and services designed to make it easier and less costly for hospitals and their affiliated physicians adopt electronic medical records. EMR systems not only promise to make healthcare less costly and more efficient, but also is a key goal behind the federal governments economic stimulus package. Dells solution would be hosted by the hospital or a Dell partner, and would include Dell hardware and third-party applications.
– Dell is offering hospitals and their affiliated physicians an
electronic medical information system that removes the barriers of
complexity and cost from the equation.
Dell on Sept. 10 announced its Affiliated Physicians EMR offering, a
combination of hardware, software and support that will mak…
Hospitals of Esslingen County choose InLoox as their enterprise project management software Posted By : IQ medialab GmbH
August 10th, 2009 |
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Hospitals of Esslingen County in Germany demanded a simple-to-use project management software, yet suitable for project management in an enterprise environment. They choose InLoox because of its flexibility and scalability.
Alternative Medicine Supplements Hospitals’ Care For Sick Kids
July 13th, 2009 |
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Some of the nation’s top hospitals are embracing alternative medicine to supplement traditional healing. Are we onto something?
Danny Hauser made national headlines when he and his mom, Colleen, fled for Mexico to seek an alternative cure for…