Our Editorial Board members continue to shine on the world’s stage of health technology.

Our Editorial Board members continue to shine on the world’s stage of health technology! This time it is Mrs. Adriana Brumen VELAZQUEZ, a Biomedical engineer with global impact,

from World Health Organization (WHO).

Adriana Velazquez Berumen, MS ‘86, medical device expert for WHO, will deliver the keynote address at the Engineers Week Reception on February 28.

The Global Clinical Engineering Journal is excited to announce a brand-new feature: Ask the Author! Now, you can engage in a direct dialogue with the researchers behind groundbreaking clinical engineering studies. Watch the interviews here!

Forthcoming: Vol. 7, Issue 1

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Editorial Board

In our continuous efforts to serve the Clinical Engineering community around the world, we are pleased to offer

Chinese translation (中文翻译) :

Vol.4 Issue 1 and Abstract audio reading

Editorial Team

Editor-In-Chief

Dr. Yadin David

Editors

Dr. Matthew F. Baretich, USA

Prof. Li Bin, China

Prof. Saide Jorge Calil, Brazil

Prof. Daniel Clark, UK

Tobey Clark, USA

Dr. Tal S. David M.D., USA

Dr. Howard Derman M.D., USA

Prof. Anthony Easty, Canada

Thomas Judd, USA

James P. Keller, USA

Zheng Kun, China

Dr. Paolo Lago, Italy

Prof. Nicolas Pallikarakis, Greece

Mladen Poluta, South Africa

Dr. Jerome S. Schultz, USA

Dr. Jitendar Sharma, India

Prof. Elliot Sloane, USA

Adriana Velazquez Berumen, Switzerland

Dr. Frank Zavisca M.D, PhD, USA

Philippe Gorce, France

David Hervas Marin, Spain

Mukesh Prasad, Australia

Prof. Giustino Varrassi, M.D., Italy

Call for papers

Go to the Global Clinical Engineering Alliance Site

David et al. Planning Medical Technology Management in a Hospital	4906
Bolton et al. Temporal artery and non-contact infra-red thermometers: is there sufficient evidence to support their use in secondary care?	4730
Carlos de Souza et al. Compilation About Adverse Events Recorded in FDA/ USA and ANVISA/Brazil Databases Through Models Available in the Literature Concerning Analysis and Prioritization of Actions for Medical Devices	4663
Hossain et al. Evaluation of Performance Outcomes of Medical Equipment Technology Management and Patient Safety: Skilled Clinical Engineer’s Approach	4143
Ssekitoleko et al. The Status of Medical Devices and their Utilization in 9 Tertiary Hospitals and 5 Research Institutions in Uganda	3039
Judd et al. Making a Difference – Global Health Technology Success Stories: Overview of over 400 submissions from 125 Countries	2772