Behnood Gholami
2013-11-25 22:23:53 UTC
Dear Shimmer Users,
We are planning to use Shimmer sensors for data collection in an intensive
care unit as part of a research study. The Shimmer sensors are considered
investigational devices in the US and they come with a number of warnings
in the manual (e.g., risk of electrical shock, risk of sustaining burn as a
result of failure etc.).
I am trying to reach researchers who have used Shimmer in a clinical
setting and specifically ask them regarding the way they dealt with patient
consent forms in light of the warnings that are listed in the manual.
Thank you.
Best,
Behnood
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Behnood Gholami, Ph.D.
Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer
AreteX Engineering
Phone: (404) 654-3445
We are planning to use Shimmer sensors for data collection in an intensive
care unit as part of a research study. The Shimmer sensors are considered
investigational devices in the US and they come with a number of warnings
in the manual (e.g., risk of electrical shock, risk of sustaining burn as a
result of failure etc.).
I am trying to reach researchers who have used Shimmer in a clinical
setting and specifically ask them regarding the way they dealt with patient
consent forms in light of the warnings that are listed in the manual.
Thank you.
Best,
Behnood
--
Behnood Gholami, Ph.D.
Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer
AreteX Engineering
Phone: (404) 654-3445