Check out a new article by President/CEO Tom Leonidas and Radio Frequency Engineer Duane John, published this month in Health Facilities Management magazine! The article, “Emergency radio service compliance,” covers planning and design considerations for emergency radio service in the healthcare environment. Read the article below and on Health Facilities Management’s website here.
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