Sincron Participates in the Largest Medical Trade Show in the Americas

July 30, 2014

From August 6 to 8, Sincron will participate in the InternationalMedical Expo (FIME) in Miami, USA, recognized as one of the world’s largest medical and hospital trade shows and the largest in the Americas.

During the three-day exhibition, Sincron will represent Brazil and the nursing call system sector, alongside ABIMO (Brazilian Association of the Medical, Dental, Hospital, and Laboratory Supplies and Equipment Industry).

This is the second time Sincron has participated in FIME; this time, the company aims to reach new heights by showcasing high-tech, sophisticated products—100% made in Brazil—at its booth.

Market

According to ABIMO’s official website, “Business is booming for manufacturers of medical and hospital equipment. With the launch of several innovative products—which have generated a backlog of orders ready for immediate delivery—the sector expects to further increase sales this year, meeting a demand that has been driven by the construction of new hospitals and laboratories, as well as by the replacement of equipment at existing facilities.”

Taking advantage of this emerging market, Sincron is seeking greater investment in 2015, with the goal of improving the equipment that is already in place and currently in operation.

FIME 2014 Seminar Schedule

Wednesday, August 6, 2014

8:30 a.m.

Grow your sales through exports.

10:00

Tools for financing exports and imports;
Entering the Brazilian and Mexican Markets – Understanding the Registration Process and Product Costs;
How to Effectively Resolve Common Issues with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Regarding Medical Devices.

11:00

Centralized, Multi-Modal Biometric Management for Various Uses Across Multiple Locations;
Reducing Oxygen Costs and Oxygen Compliance/Accreditation (Industry Update Track);
Defibrillator Testing Best Practices;
Online Reputation Management for Healthcare Professionals;
Needs-based care.

12:00

Streamlining the Process – How to Expedite the Clearance of Your Medical Devices with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

1:00 p.m.

DX First-Call: Introduction to X-Ray Diagnostics—Service Cost Effectively;
Improving patient care and reducing costs by refilling your own oxygen;
Growing Your Medical Business Through Innovative Financing;
Mobilize, secure, and empower your electronic health ecosystem;
Patient Warming in the 21st Century.

2:00 p.m.

How to Ensure Improvement and Innovation in the Healthcare System Through Laboratory Medicine;
Doctors, Education, and Challenges in Europe;
Brazil: The Reality Behind the Relationship Between IVD Manufacturers and Their Distributors.

3:00 p.m.

Improving Efficiency in Patient Monitor Testing While Remaining Compliant with the Manufacturer's Inspection Procedure;
Remote patient monitoring;
Safe treatment of hypothermia;
Navigating the Latest Medical Device Regulations: UDI Implementation.

Thursday, August 7, 2014

10:00

3 Mistakes to Avoid When Importing Medical Products into the U.S.;
Challenge your leadership;
Medical Device IFUs – What Are They, and Why Should Reprocessing Staff Have Them?
Overview of Medical Device Regulations in Latin America.

11:00

How to Reduce Your Medical Oxygen Costs;
Hemorrhage Control;
Education and Training in BMETs, Biomedical Science, and Clinical Engineering.

12:00

Global Regulations: Update on Medical Devices;
Gloves and Condoms: What You Need to Know—Today's Doctors.

1:00 p.m.

Brazilian Regulatory Updates and Market Overview;
Take the Wait Out of the Waiting Room: Boost Patient Satisfaction with Mobile Apps;
The Ventilator User Interface and How Ventilation Parameters Interact with the Patient: How to Feel Comfortable Using Any Ventilator.