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ECRI has tested anesthesia machines for decades, adapting our evaluations to account for advances in technology. Brad Bonnette, a Senior Project Officer in ECRI’s Device Evaluation team, describes some of the newest features designed to help providers ensure that patients are maintained at the right level of sedation, and how ECRI expects to see these and similar features adopted going forward.
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