Dr. Yadin B. David
M.Sc., Ed.D., P.E., C.C.E.
1111 Hermann Drive,Suite 12B
Houston TX
77004
USA
phone: 713-522-6666
fax: 713-522-6686
Dr. Yadin B. David has over 35 years experience in Managing Medical Technologies from Pre-Purchasing Evaluation phase, to Installation, Training, Servicing and Incidents Investigation. His expertise includes wide variety of medical devices and accessories including infusion pump, laser, electrosurgery unit, monitors, X-ray, defibrillators, implants, monitors, warmers, surgical instruments and catheters. Dr. David is also an expert in Electromagnetic interferences (EMI) medical devices and in Telemedicine and TeleHealth systems. His experience includes review and analysis of patent infringements allegation and validity.
Dr. David serves a Consultant for industry and institutions including the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), General Hospital and Personal Use Devices Panels, World health Organization (WHO)and medical devices manufacturers. His services include testing, adverse events investigation, engineering reports, equipment management program review and risk assessment. Dr. David has given many national and international presentations about medical technology management, telemedicine and medical devices regulations.He authored manuscripts, chapters and books.
In a remote village in Central America, an otherwise unmanaged child's infection can take a turn for worse if not for the long distance diagnosis capacity brought about by the recently installed telemedicine system between Zacapa, Guatemala, and Houston, Texas, where subspecialists in the field of Pediatric Dermatology viewed the wound and prescribed the critically needed treatment.
The dependence in medicine on technology to deliver services is continuously growing. The number of microprocessor-based diagnostic, therapeutic, and patient monitoring devices used in the clinical environment is ever-increasing.
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Clinical Engineering focuses on managing the deployment of medical technology and integrating it appropriately with desired clinical practices. It provides a description of the wide range of responsibilities clinical engineers encounter, describes technology management and assessment in detail, and reviews the standards and regulatory agencies of interest.
