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Clinical engineers and IT teams must manage devices together
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Clinical engineers and IT teams must manage devices together

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McLaren Health Care's Samantha Jacques, HIMSS Changemaker Award recipient, explains how, as medical devices become more complex, the roles of clinical engineers and IT professionals in safeguarding these tools intersect.

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