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IV Pump Buyers Tips W/ Jon Abernathy
There’s a lot to consider when selecting an infusion pump. To help guide the search process, Jon Abernathy speaks on five things to consider when purchasing one of these [...]
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Six Myths About AEDs With Jon Abernathy
AEDs are designed for everyone, including bystanders without medical training. Jon Abernathy busts other common myths about AEDS.
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The Importance of Regular Maintenance
Regular medical equipment maintenance ensures reliability, functionality, and safety, ultimately saving more lives while also easing your budget.
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GE V Scan Air Overview
The VScan allows you to observe situations at the point of care, whether in the patient’s home or on the way to the hospital...
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Purchasing Points: Suction Units
At Master Medical Equipment, we believe in giving you the tools to make the best choices. We want to equip you with knowledge of all the choices and options [...]
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Saving Healthcare Budgets in the wake of COVID-19
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, medical practices and EMS agencies find themselves caught in a financial chokehold. Depleted workforces, burnout, rising costs, and the FDA’s PMA proclamation on [...]
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The Sapphire Infusion Pump Unboxing and Setup
The Sapphire Multi-therapy Infusion Pump is a highly accurate infusion pump for EMS that delivers medications to patients precisely.
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Performance Under Pressure: The Defibtech ARM
We like to show off our favorite equipment. Today, we are highlighting a clinical study showing the effectiveness of the Defibtech ARM.
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Stair Chairs: A Buying Guide
Stair Chairs are an instrumental piece of modern-day EMS equipment. They help Medics move alert patients up or down stairs. Click for more.
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Dr. Clay Hallmark- An SCA Survival Story
"At that point, my heart stopped. I fell into the church parking lot with no heartbeat and a major cardiac arrest. It had no warning symptoms, no warning signs."
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Reducing The Odds – Cutting Down The Risk of SCA & Heart Disease
Cardiac emergencies can occur at any time, with little-to-no warning, and can have dire consequences in a matter of minutes. Sometimes the issues are genetic; other times, there is no [...]
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The Role of Automated Compressions in the Chain of Survival
According to the American Heart Association, about 356,000 Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) cases happen outside of the hospital in the U.S., and about 90% of these cases result in death. [...]
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