Interesting to note that there are twice as many ATMs as possible passwords to protect my account from being misused on them. Gemini Computers Inc. All standard disclaimers apply. Actually, it's even worse. Operating theatres contain numerous devices, which shouldn't interfere with each other, but do. There are also standards for electrical leakage - since the patient tends to be a common ground to numerous circuits.
Hospitals also use equipment differently from other places.
Suppliers learned years ago that equipment with a flat top will wind up at the bottom of a stack, for example. A flat top will also attract bags, bottles and bowls of fluid, which will get spilled. I'd also worry about the lack of professional design review. My experience with beginning programmers hardly inspires confidence in an MD's first effort. There is more than just performance here.