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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2015 · 37 MIN

HEALTH MEDIA NOW-GUEST BRUCE BENNETT-INNOVATIONS IN HEALTHCARE-FMCP TECHNOLOGY

from Health Media Now · host Denise Messenger

Please join us on Wednesday, January 21, 2015.  Our special guest is Bruce Bennett, Vice President of Scott-Clark Medical.  Bruce Bennett is Vice-President of Scott-Clark Medical and stands at the forefront of some of the most innovative breakthroughs in his field. FMCP Technology is a ground breaking new form of technology designed to help hospitals run smoothly and keep them powered up 24/7.  He will teach us about the newest innovations in healthcare relating to FMCP Technology.  FMCP technology brings a new level of sophistication to mobile computing. FMCP centers on the powerful CAPS power system, a patent pending mobile power system for computing carts, vital signs monitors, and other mobile equipment. One battery solution for many uses in the hospital environment is economical, convenient, and improves patient care.  Scott-Clark Medical has designed a new battery system that could potentially revolutionize the mobile healthcare industry.  You asked for it and we deliver!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/health-media-now--6436169/support.

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