Exergen TAT-5000 thermometer features a new antimicrobial head.
Andrew J Schuman, MD
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Dr Schuman, section editor for Peds v2.0, is clinical assistant professor of Pediatrics, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, Lebanon, New Hampshire, and editorial advisory board member of Contemporary Pediatrics.
Articles by Andrew J Schuman, MD
Phreesia Pad & Healthy Advice Network are both less costly alternatives to electronic health records.
Bionix Cerumen Removal products help visualize the tympanic membrane.
HemCom Chitosan Dressing offers improved bleeding control.
PediaPals Wall Decals can be used to decorate a pediatrician's office.
MacroView Digital Otoscope allows for greater magnification and improved illumination.
Oralflo Pill Swallowing Cup is designed for pill swallowing-resistant pediatric patients.
Many hospitals and birthing centers offer this controversial birthing method to reduce the stress and pain of labor. But questions about safety persist. Includes a Guide for Parents.
New this year: An online service to help you practice evidence-based medicine, a panoramic ophthalmoscope, an all-in-one vital signs monitor, an office glycosylated hemoglobin assay, a circumcision chair, and electronic products to help you keep in touch. And more.
Expanded federal standards aim to better protect health-care workers from blood-borne pathogens transmitted by needlesticks, but they also pose potential problems for a pediatric practice.
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