Repairing Medical Devices: The Role of the National Innovation Centre
Saturday, 1 March 2025, 21:00
Repairing Medical Devices: The Role of the National Innovation Centre
The National Innovation Centre has taken significant strides by repairing 484 medical devices which were out of service in various government hospitals. Spearheaded by Mahabir Pun, this initiative has breathed new life into critical healthcare equipment.
This restoration of vital medical devices not only enhances the capabilities of healthcare facilities but also fosters better patient care across the board. Increased operational efficiency in hospitals ultimately leads to a more reliable healthcare system.
Impact on Healthcare Delivery
- Enhanced Equipment: Restored medical devices allow for improved diagnostic and treatment options.
- Increased Availability: Availability of these devices means patients are more likely to receive timely care.
- Cost Savings: Repairing rather than replacing devices helps hospitals save on costs and allocate resources more efficiently.
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