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Available courses

MEDICAL ENGINEERING

CLINICAL ENGINEERING

COURSE OUTLINE

1. Introduction to Clinical Engineering

2. Theatre Equipments

3. Maternity Equipments

4. Laboratory Equipments

Introduction

What is Clinical Engineering? In this chapter, the reader can find the evolution of this discipline over the years. Traditional activities performed by clinical engineers, such as testing and maintenance of medical devices, are today merged with many other tasks that require appropriate training and competence. Many fields of knowledge have to be mastered by today’s professionals, in the light of an always growing complexity of medical technologies.

KEY OBJECTIVES

  1. Developing equipment, software, and gadgets design, such as diagnostic machines, health care delivery systems, and body part replacements.
  2. 2. Providing clinical education and technical assistance for biomedical devices.
  3. Ongoing maintenance of equipment and systems.