Publications
Selected books, chapters, peer-reviewed papers, and commentaries on medical device safety, risk management, and performance assurance — the evidence base behind our advisory work.
Contributions to reference works shaping clinical engineering practice.
3 entries
Cheng M, Gaamangwe T, Erskine J, Napke E, Lehtiniemi L, Moher B, Chan A, Khalaf B, Moonsoo Y. Chapter 49: Systems Management Framework for Medical Device Safety and Optimal Outcomes, in Clinical Engineering Handbook 2nd Ed, Edited by Iadanza E.
Cheng M, Moher B, Napke E, Lehtiniemi L, Erskine J, Gaamangwe T. Chapter 53: Medical Device Regulations and Patient Safety, in Clinical Engineering Handbook 2nd Ed, Edited by Iadanza E.
Gaamangwe T (ed). A Guide for Developing and Implementing a Medical Device Performance Assurance Program — Essential Process Information for Clinical Engineering.
Peer-reviewed research and invited conference contributions.
10 entries
Alwi R, Prowse P, Gaamangwe T. Proactive Role of Clinical Engineers in the Adoption of ISO/IEC 80001-1 within Healthcare Delivery Organizations.
Gaamangwe T, Babbar V, Krivoy A, Moore M, Kresta P. Medical Device Risk Management for Performance Assurance Optimization and Prioritization. 49(6): 446-451.
Eckhardt K, Hayes A, Hamilton M, Gaamangwe T. Application of the IEC 80001 Standard Towards Integration of a Real Time Alarm Communication and Management System — A Case Study. 27(4): 397-411.
Gaamangwe T, Peterson SD, Gorbet MB. Investigating the Effect of Blood Sample Volume in the Chandler Loop Model: Theoretical and Experimental Analysis. 5(2): 133-144.
Touma H, Sahin I, Gaamangwe T, Gorbet MB, Peterson SD. Numerical Investigation of Fluid Flow in a Chandler Loop. 136(7): 071004-8.
Gaamangwe T, Krivoy A, Kresta P. Applying Risk Management Principles to Medical Devices Performance Assurance Program — Defining the Process. 42(5): 401-6.
Gaamangwe T. Performance Assurance Program for Medical Devices — Initiative Towards a National Standard. Invited panel discussion paper, Optimizing Medical Equipment Scheduled Maintenance session.
Gaamangwe T, Krivoy A, Sala JL, Peter L, Clarence H, Bindu M. Aneroid Sphygmomanometers: Do They Need Regular Inspection?
Gaamangwe T. The Tao of Managing Recalls and Safety Alerts. 40(5): 393-8.
Divekar A, Gaamangwe T, Shaikh N, Raabe M, Ducas J. Cardiac Perforation After Device Closure of Atrial Septal Defects with the Amplatzer Septal Occluder. 45(8): 1213-8.
Essays on the culture and future of the profession.
4 entries
Gaamangwe T. What’s Your Story? Commentary in The Canadian Medical and Biological Engineering Society Newsletter, Dec 2015, Vol. 48, Issue 1: 7-8
Gaamangwe T. Of Robots and Landfill. Commentary, Vol. 41, Issue 2 rev 1: 6-7.
Gaamangwe T. Who Lights a Candle and Puts it Under a Bushel? Commentary, Vol. 40, Issue 2: 19.
Gaamangwe T. Much Ado About Civilization and Biomeds. Commentary, Vol. 35, Issue 3: 7.
Apply the evidence
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