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Stewart Munro – Pentland Medical MD – Featured in the AfPP Innovation, People & Practice Magazine
This months interview is with Pentlands’ own Managing Director – Stewart Munro – about our family-grown business based in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland Please click this link to access and view the full article Tell us more about your role at Pentland? “I’ve been the managing director at Pentland Medical for twenty-two years…
Read MoreMeet Our Newest Team Member! Jack Ozer – Business Support Executive
We are delighted to welcome Jack Ozer as our newest Pentland Medical team member, supporting our vision as a Business Support Executive. Find out more about Jack below! What’s your background? I gained my Masters degree in Medical Physics. I have an interest in implementing and investigating modern medical imaging techniques. Having lived across the…
Read MorePentland Medical Awarded Best Medtech Products Distributor 2019
We are delighted to announce our 2019 Scottish Enterprise award – presented by SME News – for the Best Medtech Products Distributor. It was a great year for us and now thoroughly looking forward to exploring new and innovative medtech for the UK healthcare sector, and further afield, in 2020. Here is a snippet from…
Read MoreNHS Improvement on Placement of SpO2 Sensors
NHS Improvement on Inappropriate Placement of SpO2 Sensors NHS Improvement have recently issued a Patient Safety Alert, citing a risk of harm from inappropriate placement of pulse oximeter/SpO2 probes. You can see the full alert by clicking the following link: NHS Improvement on Inappropriate Placement of SpO2 Sensors We know how inappropriate probe placement will…
Read MoreHealth Risks with Formalin Spills and How to Protect Staff
Health Risks with Formalin Spills – A Background on the Adverse Effects of Formaldehyde Formaldehyde is a colourless, corrosive gas, which has a pungent, irritating odour.1 When used at 5% solution with water as a disinfectant as it is effective in killing bacteria, fungi and viruses. Formalin, the most commonly used form of formaldehyde in…
Read MoreInfusion Therapy Simplified for Nursing and Medical Staff
Infusion Therapy is one of the fundamental disciplines studied during a nurses’ training, pertaining to the accurate measurement of fluid balance, as well as the numerous ways a patient can rapidly lose fluids; all of which must be recorded accurately on the patient’s fluid chart during their hospital journey. However, it is not always…
Read MoreSterile Tourniquets Prevent Surgical Site Infection
HemaClear® is a sterile exsanguination tourniquet that is used during limb surgery to provide a bloodless surgical field. It replaces the pneumatic tourniquet and the Esmarch bandage that have been in routine use for over 100 years. There is an increased risk of Surgical Site Infection (SSI) with non-sterile pneumatic tourniquets, whereas the sterile…
Read MoreNICE Medtech Innovation Briefing Supports HemaClear Tourniquet for Bloodless Surgical Field
NICE MIB Supports HemaClear Tourniquet for Bloodless Surgical Field During Limb Surgery [Click the link above for the full referenced NICE MIB article] Medtech innovation briefing [MIB187] Published date: July 2019 We are pleased to announce that the NICE Medtech Innovation Briefing has been completed and published in July in support of our unique all-in-one HemaClear Tourniquet…
Read MoreSafe Biopsy Specimen Containers – SecurBiop: Featured in AfPP Procurement Guide
Your Safety is as Important as Your Patients! Please click here for the latest feature on SecurBiop in the AfPP Procurement Guide, March 2019 Edition (Pages 6-7) SecurBiop® and FORMALeasy® are based on a patented “closed system” technology, that prevents any kind of contact – direct or indirect (vapours) – with the formalin used…
Read MoreEBME Expo Registration: 3rd of April 2019 Workshop
Pentland Medical will be presenting at the EBME EXPO event in Milton Keynes during the 3rd and 4th of April in support of our exciting new device – Monidrop – the low-cost IV infusion monitor. Please register your interest in attending one of our workshops (11am, 1.30pm or 3.30pm) on DAY 1 here! Thank you,…
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