IFMBE Clinical Engineering Division is activating a quick response plan to help with the present Coronavirus situation. We encourage you to donate medical equipment and devices following the instructions in this blog post.

Our work demonstrated that Artificial Intelligence (well) applied to biomedical signals can improve the prevention, diagnosis, and management of congestive heart failure, hypertension, organ damage, and falls. We're looking for the very best to enhance our research team at Warwick University!

Film has the unique ability to make us feel. To make us laugh, cry and think. Through the creation of compelling human-interest stories, filmmakers have the potential to influence health and catalyze change. That's why in May 2020 WHO will host the first-ever Health for All Film Festival in Geneva.

We thank you so much for participating in the international activities of the 2019 Global CE Day. Here's a summary of the activities carried out in China, where the 2019 celebration kickstarted alongside with Yadin David and Kallirroi Stavrianou from CED!

We're pleased to inform you that you will find most (authorized for distribution by the authors) III ICEHTMC presentations in this blog post! For more information about this event and the information included in these presentations, please send us an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Un grupo de expertos en Ingeniería Clínica y colaboradores con la División de Ingeniería Clínica de la IFMBE han creado una propuesta de código de ética para Ingenieros Clínicos Latinoamericanos. Ponemos a su disposición una primera propuesta en búsqueda de retroalimentación que pueda ayudarnos a liberar una primera versión.