Title :
Electromagnetic interference risk analysis
Author :
Hayes, Paul Robert ; Hanada, Eisuke ; Bakuzonis, Craig
Author_Institution :
CEM- TACH, King George, CA
Abstract :
Daily mitigation of and planning for intentional or unintentional EMI should be a part of a medical facilities ongoing spectrum management just as annual condition and risk assessments are performed at other facilities. A reasonable supply of spare electronic components should be stored safely on site and readily available (network switches, wireless access points, disks, computers, instrumentation). Although some planning can rely on good-faith compliance, protection and planning for noncompliance and electronic device failure is a necessity.
Keywords :
biomedical equipment; electromagnetic interference; risk analysis; EMI; electromagnetic interference; electronic device failure; medical facilities; planning; protection; risk analysis; spare electronic components; spectrum management; Cellular phones; Electromagnetic interference; Hospitals; Immune system; Instruments; Medical simulation; Mobile communication; Personnel; Protection; Risk analysis; Cellular Phone; Computer Simulation; Electromagnetic Fields; Electronics; Equipment Failure; Equipment and Supplies; Humans; Risk Assessment; Risk Management;
Journal_Title :
Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, IEEE
DOI :
10.1109/MEMB.2008.929890