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Hospitals use different types of medical equipment carts for emergency room (EMR), pediatric care, patient bed-site support, and more. One of the most important uses of these carts is for anesthesiologic purposes. Automating surgical centers and other sections in a...

Using medical COW carts has unexpectantly become one of the strategies used by hospitals to increase patient engagement. Many studies have shown that the more active the patient engagement at a facility, the better the patient care and ultimately, the profitability....

Medical COW carts, computer on wheels’ carts, have become a fixture in healthcare facilities. These point-of-care carts go everywhere in a hospital, often wheeled from one patient to the next. Keeping the computers and various peripherals like keyboards clean and...

Most hospitals are not set up as Pediatric Trauma Centers; however, all hospitals will face pediatric emergencies frequently, as children account for one-quarter of Emergency Department (ED) patients. Hospitals, clinics, and doctors' rooms must be set up correctly for...

Medical COW carts, specialty carts, battery carts, and other carts used in healthcare facilities all focus on one thing: improving your ability to provide excellent patient care. Cart design has come a long way from the simple mobile TV dinner trays on wheels concept...

Medical workstations on wheels are only some of the many kinds of medical carts that can improve and streamline veterinary operations. Crash carts are among the most common type of medical cart used in veterinary settings. For emergency veterinary facilities, having a...

Manufacturers make medical supply or medical equipment carts for a variety of purposes. Many come pre-equipped with power and certain built-in items like special locking drawers for medicines or IV poles. You can buy a medical cart off-the-shelf or have it...

Healthcare in America is still perceived as inefficient, of varying quality and expensive, with the per capita spend on healthcare the highest in the world. Preventable errors, and the failure to detect or prevent them, further contribute to gaps in the quality of...

Medical carts on wheels are a fixture in virtually all healthcare facilities and have been since at least the 1950s. Battery-powered healthcare devices and digitized patient records created a massive market in COWs or computers for hospitals. Computer use at...

You can quickly secure a medical cart on wheels with drawers by locking the cart in a storeroom or adding locking drawers but securing electronic health records is not as easy. Hackers love to target healthcare records with sensitive personal data, including social...