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| The testing will be done under the supervision of the responsible physician with 24 hour per day 7 days per week nurse monitoring and data collection. A representative of VPMA will be available for consultation and will at the discretion of the physician be in attendance during portions of the testing. The VPMA representative will conduct preliminary training to insure the proper use of the equipment and accuracy of the collected data. A dry run of the testing procedure will be performed to insure the accuracy and adequacy of the procedure. The responsible physician will determine the testing parameters prior to testing using the breadboard in full control. f. Evaluate Clinical Results g. Identify Improvements/Alarms h. Publish a Final Report IV. Support Organizations and Personnel a. Identify Hospital Partner and Assigned Personnel b. VPMA and Assigned Personnel Resumes V. Schedule VI. Cost (include cost of liability insurance) | |||||||||||||||
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