Presenter/ Organization. Session Information. Anthony Dorazio STERIS. Puneet Pandit Glassbeam. Al Moretti Renovo. Mathew Clark Advocate Health Care

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1 System 1E Overview From A Technical Standpoint Wed Aug 15th - Cyrstal 1 (8:00am - 9:30am) Anthony Dorazio STERIS System 1E Overview From A Technical Standpoint After participating in this session, the attendees will know: System 1E overview Parts breakdown Preventing Service Calls - What can we do? Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence and the impact on Healthcare Technology Management. Thur Aug 16th - Crystal 2 (8:00am - 9:30am) Puneet Pandit Glassbeam Machine learning (ML) is a type of artificial intelligence (AI) that allows computer systems to learn directly from examples, data, and experience. Through enabling computers to perform specific tasks intelligently, machine learning systems can carry out complex processes by learning from data, rather than following pre-programmed rules. In modern healthcare, medical imaging devices play a critical role. These imaging devices are expensive, and the average cost is around a million dollars. In addition, these devices have parts that frequently break and are expensive to replace. These challenges described can be effectively addressed with machine learning. It can be used for predicting part failures and proactively replacing parts to minimize unplanned downtime of an expensive asset. Glassbeam s ML and AI based solutions addresses these challenges. We have the technology and the required data for building AI and ML models. The Customer Is Always Right! Right? Wed Aug 15th - Crystal 2 ( 10:00am - 11:30am) Al Moretti Renovo As it may be said in the HTM service industry, 30% of job is fixing equipment - 70% is fixing people! This session will explore the soft skills of listening, critical thinking as well as techniques in rationalizing with the customer when situations may become difficult. This session is a "must for your customer service tool kit", in which all HTM professionals can reach back to in resource to aid their everyday work interactions with the customers they serve. Measuring Reliability Wed Aug 15th - Crystal 2 (1:45pm - 3:30pm) Mathew Clark Reliability is a term that gets used a lot in healthcare technology management. It comes up with AEM programs, life cycle management and customer perceptions just to name a few occasions. But what is reliability and how do we measure and trend it? This session will review the different reliability metrics and what they tell (and don t tell) us about the reliability of the technology that we manage. Some of the areas that will be discussed will include: Reliability, Availability, and Downtime Uses and limitations for the Mean Time Between Failures metric How to interpret trends in reliability

2 Why it s used, how it works? Overview of Maquet CS300 Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump Thur Aug 16th - Crystal 1 (10:00am - 11:30am) Greg Czajka 1. Review of Intra-Aortic Balloon Pumps and their Purpose 2. System Overview 3. System Teardown Component Functions 4. Preventive Maintenance parts and kits 5. PM Pre-Check 6. Test Equipment Needed 7. PM Procedure 8. Common Issues Fake News, Alternate Facts and Legends in CE/HTM Wed Aug 15th - English (1:45pm - 3:30pm) Binseng Wang Quality & Regulatory Affairs at WRP32 Management, Inc Although CE/HTM has grown significantly in the last 5 decades, it has yet to transition from empirical experience to a true technical profession based on scientific evidence. Many misconceptions and old habits have persisted despite of rigorous data analyses. In order to gain respect of health leaders, government authorities and the general public, it is essential that the practitioners learn how to establish sound foundations that can serve as the profession s body of knowledge. This session will be totally interactive. The audience will be divided into 2 teams that will be challenged with statements made by the presenter and each team has to determine if each statement is FAKE NEWS, ALTERNATE FACTS, LEGEND, or TRUTH. Each correct answer will earn 10 points for the team. Afterwards, the presenter will then give the correct answer with proper justification. If by the end of the 10 questions there is a tie, additional questions will be presented until the tie is broken. The winning team earns the right to dunk the looser into the pool or use any CIA approved enhanced interrogation technique. Session Objectives: After participating in this session, the attendees will know: 1) Which notions are actually true or misconceptions. 2) How to use the scientific method to test old and new ideas. 3) How to improve their management and maintenance services.

3 IT for Biomeds Thur Aug 16th - Crystal 2 (10:00am - 11:30am) David Myers Spacelabs Course Objectives: Overview of Server and Network Technologies for the Clinical Engineer 1) Servers Hardware Physical and Thin Client Solutions 2) Citrix 3) Redundancy UPS Power Supplies Hard Drives WMware 4) The Cloud 5) Networking OSI Model Layers 1-3 Joint Commission Updates 2018/ Medical Equipment Standards Wed Aug 15th - English (10:00am - 11:30pm) Herman A. McKenzie The Joint Commission Discuss The Joint Commission Mission and Deemed status Understand the Survey Process Understand Survey Focus SAFER Matrix Survey Process Changes Survey Preparation and Documentation Questions What a Biomed Should Know About Facilities, Life Safety and Utilities in the Healthcare Environment Wed Aug 15th - Crystal 3 (8:00am - 9:30am) York Chan Life Safety How hospitals are Designed, Built and Maintained in Accordance With the Life Safety Code? Utilities What is the Essential Electrical System and Its Components? What Belongs On What Circuit? What AHJ s Are Looking For in Facilities? ASHRAE 170 The Physical Environment Within a Hospital. Hospital Ventilation Andrew Geidel MW Imaging Corp Ultrasound Probe care & Maintenance Thur Aug 16th - Crystal 4 (10:00am - 11:30am) The presentation will include the care, use, handling, storage, transportation, and sterilization of TEE and General & Endoscopic transducers. The focus will be on early detection and ways to avoid catastrophic failures and/or replacement.

4 The Integration and Application of ISO 9001 and the NIAHO Requirements in Medical Equipment Management Thur Aug 16th - English Room (10:00am - 11:30am) Brennan Scott DNV-GL Healthcare This session will enable the attendee to: 1. Describe the DNV GL Physical Environment survey process, including unique methods specific to medical equipment management. 2. Discus the NIAHO Requirements that apply to Medical Equipment 3. Outline how integration of ISO 9001 concepts affects development of a hospital s Medical Equipment Management System procedures. 4. Explain the linage from a COP to a medical equipment AO finding 5. Discuss current issues and common findings related to the NIAHO Medical Equipment Management accreditation survey Equipment Disposition: Turning Assets into Revenue Wed Aug 15th - English (1:45pm - 3:30pm) Kevin Killeen relink Medical Jason Behm Siemens Medical Solutions USA. Inc. This session will enable the attendee to: 1. How to develop a disposition strategy 2. Factors that play into the disposition of equipment 3. How to choose the correct disposition partner 4. What is the marketplace and how do you utilize it to obtain value for excess, retired, and unwanted equipment Designing and Enabling an In-House CE Program Thur Aug 16th - Crystal 1 (8:00am -9:30am) An overview of the critical aspects to be considered and implemented when designing an in-house imaging support program. In addition, we will discuss how to leverage skill, scale, and size when designing strategies including determining an effective balance of In-house and vendor support. The session will conclude with a discussion of how an OEM can be a strong partner enabling you to meet and exceed your program goals and vision. Brainlab Surgical Planning Elements + Navigation Wed Aug 15th - Crystal 2 (8:00pm - 9:30am) Ashwin Jayanthi & Angelo Cavalieri Brianlab Topics covered will include: Brainlab Elements - surgical planning software for cranial and spine procedures o DICOM Viewer o Image Fusion o Cranial Distortion Correction o Smartbrush o Anatomical Mapping o Fibertracking o Trajectory o Spine Curvature Correction Kick Navigation

5 Jacqueline Wickersham Shawn Russell Philips Healthcare Biomed support tools and approaches for Ultrasound Thur Aug 16th - Crystal 4 (8:00am -9:30am) Topics covered will include: o Why the need to understand Dataflow o Security Considerations o Service Options Patricia Van Holt & Steve Vanderzee Capital Planning with Patricia Van Holt & Steve Vanderzee Thur Aug 16th - English Room (8:00am -9:30am) Advocate Aurora business model that we developed for capital equipment acquisition strategy Centralized Funding Source for all replacement of clinical equipment asset classes. Clinical Engineering and Nurses- Bridging the Communication Gap Wed Aug 15th - English Room (8:00am -9:30am) Kenny Scally Exclusive Medical Solutions Jose Gonzalez of Rush University Medical Center Rachel Homier of J2s Medical Goal: To help you understand a nurse s role in health care imaging. We also will look at how nurses can support our HTM professionals and how HTM professionals can support our nurses with clinical safety. Overview of the pumps Troubleshooting Sanitizing of equipment PM procedures Alaris Infusion Pump 101 Wed Aug 15th - Crystal 3 (10:00am -11:30am) Current State of Power Strip Compliance & USB Charger use in Patient Care Areas Thur Aug 16th - Crystal 3 (8:00am -9:30am) Jim Folk Tripplite 1. USB Charger use in Patient Care Areas a. Current Practice and Regulatory Standards b. Injury History/Liability History c. Technology Solutions 2. Current State of Power Strip Compliance a. Lastest developments b. New Proposed Standard - UL2930 Update c. Latest input from the field

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