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We’re excited to announce that Molded Products will be attending the 2025 ANNA National Symposium — one of the premier events for nephrology nursing professionals. This year’s event takes place May 1-3 in Portland, Oregon and we’re looking forward to connecting with attendees from across the country.
You can find us at booth #506, where we’ll be showcasing a range of dialysis- focused consumables and custom solutions including bloodlines, connectors, catheter accessories, Face-Shields for PPE and other sterile and non-sterile product- designs to enhance patient outcomes and support clinical efficiency.
We’ll have product samples available, and we welcome you to stop by to learn more about how our solutions support patient care in dialysis settings.
Our focus at the symposium is simple: to connect with the nephrology community and to help educate Nephrology Professionals on the quality, reliability, and availability of our products. Whether you’re already using our devices or are just curious to see what we offer, we’d love to meet you and hear about the challenges you’re facing in the field.
Stay connected with the latest from the event by following the conversation on Facebook and Twitter using #ANNAShow and #ANNANurses. If you’ll be attending in person, be sure to stop by booth #506 — we’d love to see you! See you in Portland!
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Molded Products, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of molded and machined products for medical and PPE equipment. Quality assemblies and packaging methods make great products.
There are many parts and materials in a medical setting that most people are not aware of. Though the purpose of some of these parts
Every year, younger generations entering the workforce are faced with ever-changing technology and processes, especially if they look to enter the blue-collar workforce right out
It is estimated that over 660,000 people in the United States live with kidney failure. Of these, 468,000 are on dialysis. Dialysis is a treatment
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Visit this article presented by the National Kidney and Urologic Disease Information Clearinghouse for more information on how URR and Kt/V are used to assess
Visit this article presented by the National Kidney and Urologic Disease Information Clearinghouse for more information on how URR and Kt/V are used to assess
Improving Adequacy of Dialysis: Using In-Series Dialyzers Read Now
Abstract Background: Dialysis adequacy targets frequently are difficult to achieve in large hemodialysis patients. Dual dialyzers can be used to improve clearance. It is unknown
Tri-Counties Dialysis Center in Decatur, Ind., is a freestanding, for-profit hemodialysis facility operated by Everest Healthcare Services. The facility opened in the spring of 1996.
Abstract Convective therapies such as hemofiltration, hemodiafiltration and double high flux dialysis have been shown to improve treatment delivered and treatment tolerance when compared to
FDA Releases Final Guidance on the Reprocessing and Reuse of Single-Use Devices On August 14, 2000, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released its
Joan Camarro Simard, Department Editor Case Study from the December 1999 issue of the ANNA Journal Hazel A. Dennison Patient Profile W.T., a 43-year-old male,
Philip Andrysiak, BS, MBA, CHT Recent incidents of blood contamination of the internal pressure monitoring lines have raised concerns with respect to cross-contamination and patient
All Molded Products, Inc., products are registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as Class I and Class II medical devices. Devices are classified according to the degree of difficulty or level of control necessary to provide reasonable assurance of its safety and effectiveness. Devices must be sold under conditions specified by regulatory controls.
