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         <title>DuWayne Kramer</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>Many beds used in nursing homes do not meet the US federal regulatory requirements of testing to the IEC 60601-2-38 Electric Hospital bed Standard.Go to Burke Bariatric.com, click on safety and you will find.1] A Safety and Regulatory letter. 2] A Bed Standards educational article that explaines in more detail the correct 2-38 standards usage and other confusing,inappropriate standards currently being referenced by some bed manufactures.3]A list of NRTL tested Electric Hospital beds that can be used in public facilities.</p>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:41:43 -0600</pubDate>
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         <title>DuWayne E Kramer,Jr.</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>Professor Hyman's article is very informative and timely.  However, the article does not discuss the regulatory standards requirements for electric hospital beds used in public facilities. The IEC60601-2-38 is OSHA's and the FDA's recognized concensus standard for Electric Hospital Beds. Federal regulations require testing to the 2-38 by a nationally recognized testing lab, NRTL, before a bed can be placed in a public facility.  Further information about the 2-38 is available at www.BurkeBariatric.com  Click on safety.  You will find: 1) a Safety and Regulatory information letter.<br />
2) A Bed Standards educational article that explains in more detail the correct 2-38 standard usage and other confusing, inappropriate standards currently being referenced by some bed manufacturers.<br />
3) A list of NRTL tested electric hospital beds that can be used in public facilities.<br />
Before you place any electric hospital bed in a public facility you should understand the 2-38 regulatory requirements for quality and safety.</p>]]></description>
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