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Use of Wireless Communications in Medical Devices

This white paper focuses on wireless communications in medical facilities and devices, introducing examples of its use and issues that it may present, as well as how to investigate the causes of problems and prospects for the further use of wireless technology.

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Wireless Communications Technology Used in Medical Devices
Examples of Communication Problems with Medical Devices
How to Identify Wireless Communication Problems
Evolution of Wireless Communications and Future Prospects for Healthcare

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