Hospital operators and medical device manufacturers in Europe, the U.S., Canada, and Japan are adopting the new IEEE 11073 SDC (service-oriented device connectivity) standard allowing the transmission of data between medical devices
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Nearly every medical device in modern hospitals is outfitted with an alarm – patient monitors, infusion pumps, ventilators, pulse oximeters, sequential compression devices, beds, and more.
As years pass, the once-developed SW becomes a suitcase without a handle. To evolve, you need to turn on to new ideas, concepts, products, and solutions, but it doesn’t mean you should neglect the existing software. Auriga is here to back you and to take care of it while you are thinking up new ideas.
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