Atlantic Canada Clinical Engineering Society

Biomedical/Clinical Engineering Week has taken place May 21-25 2012. To help our members and other Biomed departments promote this week ACCES devolped a free standing posters, and other materials.

You can still access these materials by clicking here.

ACCES also ran a contest that was opento departments in Atlantic Canada. To enter the contest, departments sent us pictures with thier team beside a banner (encluding names!) suitable for publication on our website.  The teams will be entered in a random draw for one of six prizes of $200. The $200 prizes will be sent to lucky winners in January of 2013 to help you fund and promote CE week next year!

The contest is now closed to any further entries.

Pictures submitted are shown below. If you do your math, you will see the chances of winning are very good, and involves littlerandomness. 

Biomedical/Clinical Engineering Week has taken place May 21-25 2013. To help our members and other Biomed departments promote this week ACCES devolped a free standing posters, and other materials.

You can still access these materials by clicking here.

To help prompt Clinical Engineering week ACCES ran a contest that was open to any group in Atlantic that used the free standing ACCES created banner during CE week. To enter the contest required a submission of a picture of your team beside the banner and thier names.

Biomedical/Clinical Engineering Week has taken place May 21-25 2012. To help our members and other Biomed departments promote this week ACCES devolped a free standing posters, and other materials.

You can still You can still access these materials by clicking here.

AAMI’s Technology Management Council (TMC) sponsers the National HTM (Health Technology Management) Week.

This AAMI webpage list some resources for Health Technology Management Week

AAMI stands for Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation, and is dedicated to advancing safety in medical technology.

HTM (Health Technology Management) is a new name being adopted by many progressive Biomed/Clinical Engineering Departments see this article for more information.

The staff at Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital celebrated Biomed May 22nd to 28th.

As part of Biomed they set up a the following display outside the Cafeteria.

Special Thanks to Mike Smith and Zandra Rubinger.

A Great Success

The first ever national Clinical Engineering week was announced by the Canadian Medical and Biological Engineering Society (CMBES) this past winter. The week is intended to recognize the biomedical engineering technologists, technicians, clinical engineers and other medical technology professional that uniquely serve Canadian healthcare and patients. The inaugural week dates, March 1-8, were chosen to coincide with National Engineering week.