A study published in International Emergency Nursing states that temporal artery (TA) thermometers — vs. mercury or digital axillary thermometers — “are recommended especially in pediatric emergency settings, where an accurate, quick and safe body temperature measurement is of vital importance.” The aim of the study was to compare children’s temperatures taken with mercury and […]

Ser Padres, a Latino parenting magazine, recently included Exergen’s TemporalScanner Thermometer in their March 2014 issue. The Exergen TemporalScanner Thermometer provides accurate temperatures with a gentle swipe of the forehead. Gentle enough for a sleeping baby, and powerful enough for the cold and flu season. Additional product information can be located on the official Exergen

Paul Derham of Exergen Corporation, a leading manufacturer of temperature technology, recently shared his insights on the healthcare industry at the Health Care Supply Chain Summit in Las Vegas. Video clip is located below: The Healthcare Supply Chain Summit by GHX is the largest event for healthcare supply chain leaders. Now in its 14th year,

A recent study published in MEDSURG Nursing, the official Journal of the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses, reported: “Based on the results of this study, temporal artery thermometers appear to be a reliable way to measure temperature noninvasively in hospitalized patients.” The study was undertaken to evaluate the agreement of temperatures measured with a temporal artery

A new survey of nurse managers and staff nurses reveals that more than half of nurses deem accuracy proven through more clinical studies as the highest consideration when deciding what thermometer to use in their work setting. According to more than 50 peer-reviewed published clinical studies, the Exergen TemporalScanner is proven to be at least