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globalce-102	David, Yadin; Schultz, Jerome	Submissions Style Guide for the Global Clinical Engineering Journal	2020	11	.pdf	application/pdf	6292	311	42	Example A12 “With the development of medical technology, clinical alarms from diverse medical devices, which are explosively increasing, are becoming a new issue in intensive care units (ICUs). According to previous studies, there were no more than 6 types of alarms from one critically ill patient in 1983; however, there were at least 40 types of clinical alarms in 2011.1 Excessive clinical alarms may cause an alarm hazard, which includes inappropriate application of alarms, alarm fatigue, and the application of a uni- form alarm range to every patient.2 While defects of devices threatened patient safety in the past, alarms indiscriminately generated by the explosive increase in the number of medical devices now threaten their safety.	cache/globalce-102.pdf	txt/globalce-102.txt