Conferinţa "Health Technology Management": Recent submissions

  • Development of information systems to support Health Technology Management 
    IONESII, L.; MORGOCI, S. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    The first information system for the inventory of medical devices openMEDIS was developed with the support of Swiss Cooperation Office in the frame of PERINAT Project. Starting from 2009 the information system was piloted ...
  • Project for improving Medical Device Management in the Republic of Moldova 
    GORCEAG, G.; UMEMIYA, Y.; KANEKO, A.; YOSHINO, H.; TATENO, K.; STRATAN, C. (2016)
    Management of Medical Devices (MDM) is a field which stated its development quite recently in the Republic of Moldova due to the collaboration of the local Government with the foreign donors, and especially due to the ...
  • Patient safety and medical device maintenence 
    CIORAP, R.; ANDRITOI, D.; LUCA, C.; CORCIOVA, C. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    Medical technology plays an important role health care according to consisting general accepted standards. Purchase and operation thereby represent an important economic position and both are subject of everyday optimization ...
  • Nationwide Medical Device inventory. What to focus on 
    MALATARAS, P.; KAMARIANAKIS, Z.; DERMITZAKIS, A.; PALLIKARAKIS, N. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    During 2016, the Biomedical Technology Unit of the University of Patras established a Nationwide Medical Device inventory, within the framework of a national project. This inventory project lasted 5 months, covered 5 out ...
  • Challenges of managing health technologies in the IoT 
    MAGJAREVIC, R. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    Health technology management is an unavoidable part designing, managing and maintaining medical devices in clinical settings and everywhere else where health care is delivered. By moving the paradigm of health from just ...
  • The interfaces of bismuth-antymony bicrystals: potential applications of devices based on them 
    MUNTYANU, F. M.; GILEWSKI, A.; ZALESKI, A. J.; CHISTOL, V.; ROGACKI, K. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    The Bi1-xSbx(0 < x <0.2) alloy system has long been studied in detail because of remarkable low-temperature properties and unique thermoelectric features below room temperatures. Recent investigations of these alloys have ...
  • Hollow silicon microstructures for biomedical applications 
    POSTICA, V.; HÖLKEN, I.; BUMKE, L.; BAUM, M.; ABABII, N.; LUPAN, O.; ADELUNG, R. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    Traditional gas sensors and biosensors based on metal oxide micro- and nanostructures, which are widely investigated in the past decades, have very high electrical resistivity (in range of MΩ – TΩ). Such high resistivity ...
  • Nanocrystalline zinc oxide tetrapods with enhanced antibacterial activity 
    SUKHODUB, L. F.; SUKHODUB, L. B.; LUPAN, O. I.; SONTEA, V. P.; MISHRA, Y. K.; ADELUNG, R. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    The purpose of this research is the development of ZnO tetrapods structures with different morphology, nanoscopic facets and structure of spatial grids for biomaterial with antibacterial properties. In this sense, the ...
  • The results of demineralization of bone grafts 
    COSCIUG, S.; COBZAC, V.; POCAZNOI, I.; NACU, V. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    The aim of the study was to develop a fast method of demineralization of cancelous and cortical bone grafts, in various sizes, for use in restoring bone defects and implement this method in practice of Human Tissue Bank.
  • Role of cyber security along with nuclear and radiological safety in medicine 
    BUZDUGAN, Au. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    In this paper we will discuss over the current practices or plans in assuring security of the IT components used in medicine, with a focus on medicine with ionising radiation sources. We will reflect over the current ...
  • Contribution of international cooperation in strengthening radiation safety in Moldova 
    BUZDUGAN, Ar.; RAILEAN, S.; SANDBERG, V.; SIDORENCU, A.; SONTEA, V.; VASILEVA, N. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    This cooperation between the two states plays a crucial role for strengthening the Moldovan radiation safety and security infrastructure and it is significant for the entire Black Sea region as well.
  • The handheld device for studying skin reaction to light 
    POCROPIVNII, A. V.; VERBITSKII, V. S. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    The portable, handheld device was developed to study the body reaction to skin illumination with light. It can be used in such applications as speed of regeneration and healing, also for testing efficiency of this kind of ...
  • On the growth mechanism of living organisms 
    MIRONOV, B. S. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    The body can be represented as a superposition of the wave functions of the particles from which it consists. Namely this field, distributed in space, force the atoms of different elements to occupy a certain position in ...
  • Polarization sensible devices based on birefringent crystals 
    SYRBU, N. N.; DOROGAN, A. V.; STAMOV, I. G.; DOROGAN, V. V. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    ZnAs2 is effectively separating the modes of the optic impulses and in common with acusto-optic waveguides of different type permits manufacturing devices for deinterleaving operation of the optic impulses in fiber optic ...
  • Gas sensor performances of α-MoO3 belts nanostructured with Pd 
    CRETU, V.; POSTICA, V.; ABABII, N.; TROFIM, V.; RAILEAN, S.; LUPAN, O. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    Molybdenum trioxide (MoO3) due to its unique physical and chemical properties is one of the most attractive candidates for different promising technological applications]. (MoO3 has a unique morphology that resembles a ...
  • Acetone sensor structure for biomedical applications 
    ABABII, N.; POSTICA, V.; CRETU, V.; LAZARI, E.; SONTEA, V.; LUPAN, O. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    In presents, it is well known that diagnose of human diseases tends to use non-invasive diagnostic methods. They not cause discomfort to patients and the samples are collected rapidly without necessity of special conditions. ...
  • Device for spatial orientation determining of the sensor position in medicine 
    BARDYSHEV, A. A.; VERBITSKII, V. S. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    Nowadays there are several types of Imagistics some of which are dangerous to the human body, such as X-rays, while others are expensive and require highly skilled personnel, such as MRI. This abstract will show the idea ...
  • Light-induced motion of microengines based on microarrays of TiO2 nanotubes 
    CIOBANU, V.; GUIX, M.; ENACHI, M.; POSTOLACHE, V.; FOMIN, V. M.; SCHMIDT, O. G.; TIGINYANU, I. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    In this work, we demonstrate that TiO2 micro/nanotubular structures, fabricated by means of electrochemical anodization of Ti sheets, can act as self-propelled microengines when they are exposed to UV irradiation.
  • Guiding of endothelial cells targeted with semiconductor material nanoparticles 
    BRANISTE, T.; TIGINYANU, I.; HORVATH, T.; RAEVSCHI, S.; GRIDENCO, O.; CEBOTARI, S.; HILFIKER, A. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    We found that ECs attract free NPs and, depending on the NP concentration, the cellular activity is slowed down resulting in lower cellular mobility. Nevertheless, cellular proliferation does not seem to be affected as ...
  • Therapeutic hypothermia 
    COJOCARU, V.; DANIEL, V. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    Hypothermia is a potentially dangerous drop in body temperature, usually caused by prolonged exposure to cold temperatures. Hypothermia for therapeutic purposes is used for its cooling effect on certain areas of the patient's ...

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