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The Future of Telemedicine Post Covid-19
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The Future of Telemedicine Post Covid-19

The Covid-19 crisis strained the current healthcare system to it’s max. We saw exhausted frontline workers sleeping on the floor during shifts, and afraid for their lives as they tried to save others. This raised the question – can we fully depend on the system as it is?

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Backup Power for Medical Equipment
Backup Generators

Backup Power for Medical Equipment

Many procedures are now performed outside of hospitals in ambulatory, outpatient, and office-based surgery centers. As the shift towards performing more surgical procedures outside the hospitals and medical offices continues to grow, so does the need for electrical backup power.

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Backup Power for the Department of Veterans Affairs
Backup Generators

Backup Power for the Department of Veterans Affairs

Many pharmacies have begun to notice a change in the types of medications moving through their inventory. A growing number of newer therapies..

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What Size Generator is Needed to Run a Refrigerator?
Backup Generators

What Size Generator is Needed to Run a Refrigerator?

A common use of generators is to power refrigerators and freezers during a power outage. However, doing so is not always straightforward. Often there are questions as to what type of generator should be used, what size it should be, and how it should be hooked up. Let us discuss these points so you can determine which is best for your situation.

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The Covid-19 Vaccine Race
Healthcare Management

The Covid-19 Vaccine Race

Pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and Moderna have now both applied for emergency FDA approval for their Covid-19 vaccines. The F.D.A. is expected to review and make decisions on the applications within the next few weeks.

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Pfizer-BioNTech COVID 19 Vaccine Storage: What You Need to Know
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Pfizer-BioNTech COVID 19 Vaccine Storage: What You Need to Know

In order maintain efficacy of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, it must be stored in ultra-low freezers at around -70°C (-94°F). For reference dry ice is ~-78.3°C, and according to the CDC (U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention), some common vaccines such as the ones for HPV(b), HepA/B, and MenB(b) are stored at temperatures ranging from 2°C-8°C (36°F-46°F) with explicit instructions to not freeze.

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Powering Vaccine Refrigerators with Battery Backup Systems
GeneralHealthcare Compliance

Powering Vaccine Refrigerators with Battery Backup Systems

With an aging power grid in the US, and power outages increasing in frequency, the healthcare industry is experiencing rising costs due to these occurrences. One area in which expenses have had the highest increase is in the loss of temperature sensitive vaccines.

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How Should Your Practice Prepare for Flu Season?
Healthcare Management

How Should Your Practice Prepare for Flu Season?

Many pharmacies have begun to notice a change in the types of medications moving through their inventory. A growing number of newer therapies..

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Ultra-Low Lab Freezers & Backup Power
Healthcare Storage

Ultra-Low Lab Freezers & Backup Power

Ultra-Low Freezers or ULT typically have a temperature of -45C to -86C. These are also known as minus 80 freezers. 

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