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Use the buttons on the bottom of each page to enter values into the calculation. Tab to move between questions and choose
help, below at right, to learn more
about how each item is used in the calculation. You can view your results
at any time using the Results button, which also supplies an option to save
your results in PDF format. In addition, your data is saved in association
with your user id, so you may return at any time to review or edit.
The values shown in the column labeled Frost & Sullivan Study Data
are median results from the six-month study encompassing over 200 U.S.
hospitals, universities, and community colleges. Download the study's report in PDF format (542 k).
Step 1: Time Savings
A vascular access system provides procedural time savings when trainees
gain proficiency and therefore speedier technique, and that time savings
can have a beneficial impact on number of procedures that can be performed. Instructor time may
be saved because the system allows for more independent learning.
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