7 Common Mistakes Made by Medical Device Field Service Organizations

Posted by Clark Love on May 6, 2019 5:24:00 PM

The effective provision of medical device field service is not a simple process to optimize. There are many factors that influence operations, from resources and technology to staff management and coordination. Field service organizations that keep track of all of these different factors manage to provide a seamless and efficient service and keep their customers satisfied.

But no business is perfect from the get-go. In most cases, a period of trial and error is unavoidable while getting a grasp of the intricacies of running and managing field service operations, especially when it comes to medical devices. Being aware of the most common mistakes made in the delivery of field service support can significantly shorten the learning curve.

 

With that in mind, here are some of the most common errors that medical device field service organizations commit while providing and managing their service:

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Topics: outsourcing diagnostics, urodynamics staffing, clinical operations, urodynamics service provider, Medical Device Field Service

Laborie Goby UroCap – 3rd Party Review

Posted by Pete Butcher on Mar 3, 2019 8:59:22 PM

This video covers:

  • General Overview
  • Status Lights
  • Buttons used for troubleshooting
  • Changing the battery

 

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Topics: urodynamics, urodynamics equipment, urodynamics staffing, Uroflow, Uroflowmetry

Laborie Goby Urodynamics System Overview

Posted by Pete Butcher on Feb 15, 2019 4:23:01 PM

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Topics: urodynamics equipment, urodynamics staffing, urodynamics service provider

List of Largest Urogynecology Practices in the U.S.

Posted by Clark Love on Dec 6, 2018 2:46:04 PM

National listing of the largest urogynecology practices operating within the U.S.

Urogynecology practices across the U.S. have changed considerably over the last decade. Many practices have merged and increased in size in order to be more competitive and deal the complexities of insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid reimbursements. Additionally, these practices have starting taking on more diagnostic and treatment services that were traditionally done in hospital settings. These services include minor surgeries, CT scans, urodynamics testing, and more. A listing of the largest urogynecology practices in the U.S. is provided below:

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Topics: urodynamics, urodynamics staffing, ObGyn Practices, UroGynecology

Is Your OBGYN Practice a Failing Business?

Posted by Dr. Peter Steinberg on Aug 17, 2018 9:09:55 PM

Strategic Partnering.

Is your OBGYN practice a failing business? BHN (Brighter Health Network) would like to know. So should you.You’re busy. Your parking lot has a brisk turnover and your lunches are hurried. CME costs much more than tuition when you add up the money lost while out of your office. You have good months most of the time, but you also have your “marginal” months. All the more confusing is that today’s shortfall is based on what you did six weeks ago, while the piper who demands payment demands it today.

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Topics: urodynamics staffing, urology, urodynamics service provider, urodynamics profitability

Should Your Practice Add Ancillary Services Like Urodynamics?

Posted by Clark Love on Jul 10, 2018 7:38:11 PM

Urodynamic services can be added to your medical practice to help increase your net income. The reason for this is that additional urodynamic services can increase your revenue by increasing the cost of the service and lowering reimbursements.

Before you decide to add extra services to draw in potential patients, you’ll want to ask yourself five distinct questions. These questions can help determine if adding additional urodynamic services can benefit your business.

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Topics: urodynamics staffing, ancillary services, urodynamics service provider, urodynamics profitability, Medical Practice Operations

The Value of Urodynamics in Clinical Practices

Posted by Clark Love on Jun 18, 2018 6:11:57 PM

Urodynamic services provide valuable information when it comes to the urinary health of patients due to their interaction with medications, drugs, and other substances. However, some clinics doubt that urodynamic services make a difference in specific populations of people. To test this theory Suskind AM, Cox L, and Clemens JQ et al. (2017) decided to test the value of urodynamic services within an academic specialty referral practice. The objective of the study was to demonstrate that UDS services could provide useful information for correct medication doses in patients and other drugs.

Patients & Pre-screening

The perspective questionnaire was designed to determine the use of UDS in clinical practices. Each patient who was invited to be in the study was 18 years or older and were either male or female. Five clinics asked their patients if they wanted to participate in the study if they were coming for a UDS service. They were then prompted with a pre-questionnaire asking their race, gender, age, and if they had previously used UDS services. They were also asked if they had any history of pelvic radiation and neurological conditions.

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Topics: urodynamics, urodynamics staffing

Arе Urodynamic Prосеdurеѕ On The Rise?

Posted by Clark Love on Jan 23, 2018 3:28:44 PM

Urology and Urodynamics - Is Urodynamics on the Rise?Most of the urodynamic literature is currently focused on the indications for urodynamic studies for treatment of voiding dysfunction and urinary incontinence. In reality, much less is known about the frequency with which urodynamic procedures are being performed and trends in the practice among urologists. In the following article, we will talk about trends in the practice of urodynamic procedures among urologists in the last decade and we will try to find what factors impacting growth. We compared relevant studies and put together the information to assess the utilization of urodynamic  procedures.

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Topics: urodynamics staffing, urology, urodynamics service provider

Hiring a Urodynamics Nurse - 5 Must-Have Skills

Posted by Michelle Phillips on Apr 24, 2016 5:40:29 PM
Skilled urodynamics nurses are hard to come by.  Urodynamics is not something that is taught in any school and is not a common skill in most medical practices.  It’s also not something that is for everyone.  Most practices that offer urodynamics have one person who is skilled in the procedure and if that person gets sick or leaves, they are left scrambling to find a replacement.  Based on our experience of hiring dozens of urodynamics nurses over the years, we have detailed a few qualities we feel are important in a urodynamic technician or nurse.  We hope they will help you identify the right person.  If you need a short-term solution, you may want to see urodynamics staffing options described here.
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Topics: urodynamics, urodynamics staffing

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