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David and Jahnke: Planning Medical Technology Management in a Hospital

16. David Y. Practical Implementation: Tools, Policies, and Best AuTHoRS' BIogRAPHy
Practices. Mobile Health Care Conference & Exhibition. Las
Yadin David is principal at Biomedical Engineering
Vegas, NV; Oct. 16-18, 2002.
Consultants, LLC and previously has been the Director of
17. Bauld TJ. The definition of a clinical engineer. J Clin Engineer
the Biomedical Engineering Department at Texas Children’s
1991;16:403–405.
and St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospitals since 1982. He received
18. Zhou D, David Y, Zhu XW. Medical Equipment Risk Manage-
his Master and Doctorate degrees from West Virginia Uni-
ment and Preventive Maintenance. International Medical
versity, is affiliated with the University of Texas School of
Devices, Hong Kong, China, Technology Exchange; Sept. 2000.
Public Health, and previously also with the Department
19. Porter A, Roper AR, Mason TW, and Banks J. Forecasting
of Pediatrics, Baylor College of Medicine. He is Registered
and Management of Technology. New York: John Wiley &
Sons; 1991. Professional Engineer and Certified Clinical Engineer.
He is a member of the FDA Advisory and NFPA technical
20. David Y. Technology evaluation in a US hospital: the role of
clinical engineering. Health Technology Assessment Issue. committees, and chairman of IUPESM HTTG group and
Med Biol Engineer Comput 1993;31:28–32. member of the IFMBE Clinical Engineering Division.
Ernest Gus Jahnke is manager of Hematology/Oncol-
ogy section at Baylor College of Medicine and holds MBA
degree in business informatics and Bachelor’s degrees
from the College of Charleston, is a Certified Public Ac-
countant licensed in the state of Texas, and is a Certified
Forensic Accountant. Previously was the Manager of
Finance at Texas Children’s Hospital where he was the

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