Yes, Ed ... I'd lay money on it (your's preferably)! Ha, ha.
By the way, in case anyone has got the wrong idea, to my mind (oh yes, was that a pun?) kit is kit. I care not a jot where it gets made, just as long as it's what I like to call "good kit":- well designed, well made, suitably robust, fit for purpose, "maintainable" and well supported.
And (to be honest) I don't pay a great deal of heed as to whether the users "like" stuff or not, either. After all, users come, and users go ... but quality, and cost effectiveness remain. But if they want it, they buy it (nothing's going to change that). Our job is to maintain (fix) it.
What I
don't like are the
gougers amongst manufacturers. But I don't think we can accuse Mindray of that. Not yet, anyway.
@Darth: I know there have been a few cut-backs, but I'm still trying to work out what it is the clinical staff use Marmite for.
