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MARKET UPDATE: Baxter Infusion Pump Recall

Field Update for EMS and First Responder Teams – Immediate action required What’s Happening? The FDA issued an urgent alert about a software issue affecting Baxter Spectrum infusion pumps. Certain [...]

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Recertified Medical Equipment Purchasing Guide for EMS

Refurbished medical equipment is a cost-effective alternative to buying new, especially for EMS, first responders, and pre-hospital transport groups who often operate within tight budgets. Purchasing capital medical equipment including [...]

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First Look at the New Defibtech ARM XR

  Advanced Resuscitation for EMS Did you know, the National Association of EMS Physicians recommends continuing resuscitation compressions for at least twenty minutes? Unfortunately, due to fatigue, the quality of [...]

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The Go-To Infusion Pump for Transport EMS

  The Go-To Infusion Pump for Transport EMS Hey there, Nathan Schrupp from Master Medical Equipment here. Today, let’s explore why the Sapphire Infusion Pump from Eitan Medical stands head [...]

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A Rugged AED For Rugged Environments

  There’s no denying Ambulance Services and First Responders work tirelessly to save lives at all hours of the day. They meet patients wherever they are and provide life-saving medical [...]

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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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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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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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