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27 JUL 2023 · Join 24x7 chief editor Keri Forsythe-Stephens as she sits down with cybersecurity expert Scott Trevino to delve into the pressing issue of medical device cybersecurity. As senior vice president for cybersecurity at comprehensive clinical asset management service provider https://www.trimedx.com/, Trevino shares how he stays at the forefront of cybersecurity trends, with a keen focus on medical devices. Moreover, he reveals his pivotal role in developing cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions for TRIMEDX's clients, aiming to fortify their defense against evolving cyber threats.
The podcast provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of healthcare cybersecurity. Trevino points out that the healthcare industry, particularly medical devices, has lagged significantly behind other critical infrastructure sectors in terms of cybersecurity maturity. He cites alarming statistics, showcasing a staggering 200% increase in ransomware attacks in the past five years.
He also highlights the severe impact of cyberattacks on patient care, clinicians, and HTM professionals. Trevino emphasizes that delays in treatment due to cyber incidents result in a 30%-plus increase in direct patient harm or complications, profoundly affecting patient outcomes.
The conversation turns to the legislation and regulations surrounding medical device cybersecurity. And Trevino discusses the recent legislative actions empowering the U.S. FDA to enforce cybersecurity requirements on medical device manufacturers. However, he warns against relying solely on legislation and encourages healthcare providers to proactively assess and improve their cybersecurity practices.
Finally, Trevino shares how TRIMEDX has launched a revolutionary cybersecurity solution called Vigilor. This product provides comprehensive cybersecurity services to hospitals, even those without TRIMEDX's clinical engineering program. Scott discusses how Vigilor works collaboratively with existing biomed teams and IT departments to assess risks and drive improvement.
To learn more about Vigilor from TRIMEDX or to request a Cyber Current State Assessment, visit https://www.trimedx.com/cybersecurity.
11 MAY 2023 · In this episode of the 24x7 podcast on the MEDQOR Podcast Network, 24x7 chief editor Keri Forsythe-Stephens welcomes good friend of the podcast Chace Torres (aka: “The Bearded Biomed”) to discuss the launch of his new book, “Ollie the Biomed.” Torres shares that the book was inspired by the impending arrival of his firstborn son and his desire to create awareness and interest in the biomed field at an early age. He believes that building awareness among children is crucial and compares it to how kids learn about other professions through cartoons and books.
Torres describes the process of writing and publishing the book, starting with multiple drafts and revisions of the script. He reveals how he collaborated with an artist via an online app to create the illustrations, ensuring they reflected his vision.
The industry’s response to the book has been overwhelmingly positive, with biomeds and their children enjoying the story and illustrations. Torres’ goal is to extend the book’s reach beyond biomeds and into schools and libraries, and he has already donated copies to Children’s Health Hospital. He plans to explore various avenues, including school programs and awards, to further promote the book’s outreach.
Overall, the podcast highlights Torres’ journey in writing and publishing “Ollie the Biomed” and emphasizes the importance of introducing children to the biomed field at an early age. Interested parties can buy the book here.
23 MAR 2023 · In this podcast, 24x7’s chief editor Keri Stephens sits down with Chace Torres, aka “https://twitter.com/beardedbiomed?lang=en,” to discuss the results of https://24x7mag.com/professional-development/department-management/salaries/htm-salary-survey-2022/. Notably, the survey saw an increase in engagement, with female respondents doubling from the previous year.
Stephens and Torres discuss the factors that may have contributed to this increase, including outreach from educational parties and social media engagement from industry professionals. The pair also highlight the value of continuing education, which 35% of survey respondents said they were pursuing, and how it is vital for healthcare technology management professionals to grow in their career field.
Another key theme from 24x7’s 2022 compensation and job satisfaction survey was the number of respondents who said they would promote the HTM profession to others, with 36% very likely to do so and 29% likely, despite a prevalent theme of feeling overworked. Stephens and Torres also delve into the problem of an aging workforce and the need to replace those retiring from the HTM industry. Overall, the survey results indicate positive trends in the HTM industry, with an increase in engagement, diversity, and education.
Finally, Stephens and Torres get into the weeds of the salary survey and discuss some of the most surprising findings from it.
8 FEB 2023 · In this Rehab Management podcast episode, Chief Editor Melanie Hamilton-Basich is joined by Amanda Clark, PT, DPT, NCS, director of https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org/for-healthcare-professionals/good-shepherd-learns-good-shepherd-creates-research-innovation-grants/ at https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org/about-good-shepherd/ in Allentown, Pa, to discuss how they’ll be using https://rehabpub.com/?s=3D+print to make custom creations to help their patients. In her role, Amanda works to incorporate technological innovations that can enhance patient care and outcomes – including 3D printing using the new printer that will be part of Good Shepherd’s https://rehabpub.com/industry-news/good-shepherd-rehabilitation-network-celebrates-new-hospital-with-beam-signing-event/ in Center Valley, Pa, scheduled to open later in 2023. Amanda Clark, PT, DPT, NCS, is the director of Good Shepherd Creates at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pa. Amanda champions innovation at all levels of the organization by helping to create a culture of curiosity and identifying current and emerging technology trends that can enhance patient care and outcomes. She helps to ensure that Good Shepherd keeps innovation at the forefront to better serve the community. Amanda received her Bachelor of Arts from State University of New York at Geneseo and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from State University of New York Upstate Medical University. Amanda began her career at Good Shepherd 10 years ago as a physical therapist, predominantly on the stroke unit of Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital, where she later served as the specialty stroke program co-chair. After obtaining her board certification as a neurologic certified specialist, Amanda became director of Good Shepherd’s physical therapy neurologic residency. Related:https://rehabpub.com/industry-news/good-shepherd-rehabilitation-wants-you-to-help-name-their-3d-printer/
17 JAN 2023 · Join 24x7 Chief Editor Keri Stephens as she talks to Daniel dos Santos—head of security research at cybersecurity provider Forescout—about the riskiest medical devices in enterprise networks. The podcast, which follows Forescout’s Vedere Labs’ “2022 Riskiest Devices in Enterprise Networks Report,” reveals into what healthcare providers need to know about the security of the devices they house. Hint: Patient monitors are especially problematic from a cybersecurity perspective. Dos Santos also discloses how medical devices can be a key entry point for a hospital-wide cyberattack and why cybercriminals target legacy equipment, in particular. Finally, he shares why everyone—from device manufacturers to those configuring the equipment—has a role to pay in medical device cybersecurity.
27 SEP 2022 · Join 24x7 Magazine Chief Editor Keri Stephens she talks to Scott Skinner, MBA, FACHE, director of capital equipment planning at Sodexo Healthcare and PhD candidate, who is conducting a survey about evaluating and selecting medical equipment. In the podcast, Skinner defines the health technology assessment (HTA) process and reveals how a hospital-based HTA differs from a “big-picture” HTA. He also divulges why HTA can get a “bad rap” and whether it’s justified.
8 SEP 2022 · “The Bearded Biomed” (aka: Chace Torres) sits down with 24×7’s chief editor Keri Stephens, along with associate editor Andy Lundin, to discuss ways HTM leaders can retain top talent in the industry and current recruitment trends professionals are witnessing.
They also discussed issues currently being felt in the industry, such as those related to salary, staffing, the rise in retirements in tandem with the lack of new recruits, and the overall impact COVID has had on HTM.
22 AUG 2022 · Few, if any, conversations in the healthcare technology management field are as polarizing as the Right to Repair. In this podcast, 24x7 chief editor Keri Forsythe-Stephens speaks with someone who has a unique perspective on the Right to Repair, G. Wayne Moore, BSc, MBA, FASE, FAIUM, CEO of Acertara Acoustic Laboratories and the 2022 chair of the ultrasound section at the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance (MITA), as well as the 2022 chair of MITA’s service committee
Here, Moore reveals where he stands on the Right to Repair and why he believes there’s a lot of “misinformation” and “misunderstanding” surrounding the issue. He also shares his thoughts about the FDA’s “Collaborative Community” initiative and how it could’ve been more successful. Finally, Moore addresses the criticism that OEM repair restrictions are simply about money—not safety.
It's a lively discussion and one you won’t want to miss.
8 JUL 2022 · The Bearded Biomed” (aka: Chace Torres) sits down with 24×7’s chief editor Keri Stephens to discuss the highlights from the recent 2022 AAMI eXchange, which took place in June in San Antonio, and why this conference was one for the books.
Stephens also reveals key findings from a collaborative brainstorming session she took part in, titled “Fuel to Thrive in HTM,” and Torres shares some takeaways from the AAMI Gator Take event. He even discloses his personal contribution to the event.
9 MAY 2022 · In today's episode, Keri Stephens and the @BeardedBiomed dive into the supply chain challenges in medical device maintenance and procurement and how they're affecting the HTM industry. Hear real stories on how hospitals are managing, the tough decisions they are facing, and how this problem can be combatted to an extent.
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