From the April 2014 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine


Bayer’s answer is a remote technology called VirtualCare. “We’re wired into hospitals, so as soon as there’s a problem with an injector, we’re alerted immediately,” says Durmis. “A lot of times we can solve the problem over the phone.”

Bayer does still offer a feet-on-ground approach to equipment maintenance and also provides centralized repair and maintenance services such as calibrations for its own products as well as others through its Multi-Vendor Service offering.


Durmis believes the next level of innovation will not only be about continuing to have safe, reliable injectors, but also having the information technology capabilities within the modalities to help hospitals meet compliance requirements, stay efficient and stay very well-informed.

“I think the role of informatics and the tie-in of contrast procedure and device records are all going to play a more important role along with interconnectivity,” Durmis says. “I think those are the areas where you’re going to continue to see a lot of fresh perspectives and approaches.”


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DOTmed Registered HCBN April 2014 Injectors Companies

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David Denholtz, Integrity Medical Systems, Inc., FL
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Bruno Vandelanotte, Vandelanotte, Belgium

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