| Theme | Current Status in Clinical Engineering Technologists | |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Operation at a satellite clinic | |
| Publish Date | 2005/05 | |
| Author | Atsushi Osaki | Department of Clinical Engineering, Maeda Institute of Renal Research Shinyokohama Clinic |
| Author | Tatsuwaka Murakami | Department of Clinical Engineering, Maeda Institute of Renal Research |
| Author | Teiryo Maeda | Department of Internal Medicine, Maeda Institute of Renal Research |
| [ Summary ] | It is a fact that many clinical engineers engage in their job only by taking care of medical instruments. To be regarded as a part of the essential staff in medical fields, it is not only quite important for them to maintain instruments, but also to observe and supervise their patients. This is highly significant for satellite clinics. To achieve this goal, it is desirable for these staff members to have shared knowledge of patient care as members of society, perform their responsibilities, and come to become broad-minded people. | |