ACCE Educational Webinar: September 13, 2018Time to register for ACCE September 13th Webinar: Security Patching for Medical Devices
Date: Thursday, September 13, 2018
Time: 12:00PM-1:00PM (EST)
Location: Online
Speaker: Scot Copeland, BSITSEC, SEC+, GICSP
Scripps Health Biomedical Engineering
Synopses:With a growing number of clinical systems, medical device integrations and evolving threats to security, management of network security vulnerabilities is more crucial than ever. This management has become more complicated as previously small groups of dedicated engineers have been consolidated into larger enterprise management groups that thrive on efficiency and standardization. Integrating clinical systems and medical devices into the workflow of a large enterprise vulnerability management group is a challenge but worth the reward if implemented successfully. 2018 CCE Review Webinar series, sponsored by Phoenix Data SystemDates: Wednesdays - August 8 through October 3, 2018, 12:00 – 1:00 pm; Sept 5 &26, 12:00-1:30pm (Eastern Time)
The Clinical Engineering & CCE Review Class will provide an overview of the 2018 CCE examinations topics which is based on the 2015 Clinical Engineering Body of Knowledge (BOK) survey.
This 10 hours series will be presented by a group of ACCE Faculty who are CCEs. The class will outline and present the material in each of the main subject areas covered on the exam. The course will help you identify areas in which you need further review and help in preparing for the CCE examination. It will provide an opportunity to meet other candidates to form study groups.
Click Here for the series schedule. 2018-19 ACCE Educational Webinar Series Brought to you by the ACCE Education Committee. 10 monthly webinars starting September 13, 2018.
09/13/18:Security Patching for Medical DevicesSession Description:With a growing number of clinical systems and
corresponding threats to security, management of clinical systems is more
crucial than ever. Learn how to manage the exception list for Windows patches
and how you can best handle disaster recovery efforts. This management has
become more complicated as previously small groups of dedicated engineers have
been consolidated into larger enterprise management groups that thrive on
efficiency and standardization. Integrating clinical systems into the workflow
of a large enterprise server management group is a challenge but worth the
reward if implemented successfully.
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AIMBE Opportunities for Students and TraineesAs Student/Candidates members of ACCE, you are entitled to the following benefits.
First, make sure you are registered to attend
AIMBE’s Public Policy
Institute for Rising Leaders on October 29-30, 2018
in Washington, DC. This forum—offering travel awards to underrepresented
minority students with a September 14 applications deadline—allows trainees to
understand the public policy landscape shaping medicine and engineering.
Keynote speaker Dr. Keith Yamamoto, UCSF’s first Chancellor for Science Policy,
will kick-off the two-day event in Washington, DC. Click here for program
and travel award details.
The AIMBE FDA Scholars
Program is seeking distinguished post docs to participate in a 1-year
appointment at the FDA. AIMBE has a wonderful partnership with academia,
industry, and the Centers for Devices and Radiological Health at FDA. I’ll be
looking for your recommendations for your trainees to participate in this
highly competitive program.
Applications are due by December
5, 2018 for the 2019-2020 program year. (Only U.S. citizens are eligible
at this time.) Click
here for more information. Help us Support Medical Device Integrations.Integrating
the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) Patient Care Device domain is seeking for your
feedback to guide future development efforts in addressing integration of
medical devices into the healthcare enterprise. Help us Support Medical Device
Integration and share your insights on the survey that reflects your position.
Respond to the IHE survey now.
Healthcare Delivery Organization survey
Manufacturer Survey
IHE is a
healthcare industry initiative sponsored by AAMI, ACCE and HIMSS to improve the
way computer systems in healthcare share information so that they work together
better, are easier to implement, and help care providers use information more
effectively. The goal is efficient delivery of optimal patient care.
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What's NewACCE's Support to keeping Medical Devices in states' "Right-to-Repair" legislation. Click here to read letter stating ACCE's position in support of New Hampshire's HB.1733 right-to-repair legislation and the inclusion of medical devices in that legislation (similar letters are being send to other states in support of their respective right-to-repair bills. |
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ACCE NewsletterACCE News May / June 2018Volume 28, Issue 3- ACCE at AAMI 2018: Global Forum, CE Symposium, Membership Drive, BOK Survey
- Slate of Candidates Announced for ACCE's 2018 Election
- Updates from AAMI, ECRI, HTF
- IHE PCD Update/IHE Survey
- International: Global Forum; CE in Taiwan, World Congress, COLCINC
- In Memoriam: John Hughes
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