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Tandem Diabetes Care
February 15, 2019
Tandem Diabetes Care

FDA Grants Marketing Authorization to Tandem Diabetes Care for First Interoperable Insulin Pump

By MedTech Intelligence Staff
No Comments

The new pump allows patients to customize their diabetes management.

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Andrew Wingen, 3M
February 15, 2019
Andrew Wingen, 3M

The Impact of Regulatory Requirements on Bringing Medical Devices to Market

By Andrew Wingen
No Comments

If you’re looking to market your medical device, there are many tasks to complete.

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Sloan Gaon, PulsePoint
February 13, 2019
Sloan Gaon, PulsePoint
MEDdesign

Voice Technology Is Here and Will Change Healthcare

By Sloan Gaon
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The explosion of this technology is changing patient interaction with physicians, hospitals, and the entire healthcare landscape in general.

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Giselle Matlis, Axendia
February 8, 2019
Giselle Matlis, Axendia
MEDdesign

‘Children Are Not Small Adults’. Kids Need Pediatric Devices

By Giselle C. Matlis
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Most devices are still developed in a moment of need and not in advance like adult devices.

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Jacob Krive, University of Illinois
February 6, 2019
Jacob Krive, University of Illinois
MEDdesign

Is the Healthcare Industry Ready to Embrace a Consumer Wearable Device Revolution?

By Jacob Krive, Ph.D
No Comments

The success of these technologies also relies on simplification to target certain patient populations, ensuring secure data transmission, and that operational models are built to make effective use of the data.

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Charlie Kim, Soom
February 1, 2019
Charlie Kim, Soom
Soapbox

Keep Calm and Carry On… And Other Outlooks We Can Apply to MDR Implementation

By Charlie Kim
No Comments

With just over a year remaining before the EU MDR and IVDR regulations go into effect, many in the medical device industry are shifting their compliance efforts into high gear—a somewhat tedious task given the industry is still waiting on functional specifications for Eudamed.

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FDA
January 29, 2019
FDA

2018 a Record Year for Approval of Novel Medical Devices

By MedTech Intelligence Staff
No Comments

Last year the agency surpassed a 40-year record set in 2017, approving 106 novel devices.

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Alert
January 24, 2019
Alert

AdvaMed’s Legislative Proposal Seeks to Ease Issues Related to User Fees and Device Submissions During Shutdown

By Maria Fontanazza
No Comments

“We don’t know how long the shutdown is going to continue,” says the association’s President and CEO Scott Whitaker.

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Stephanie Domas, MedSec
January 23, 2019
Stephanie Domas, MedSec
Soapbox

Medical Device 2019 Cybersecurity: More Awareness, More Regulatory Involvement, More Collaboration

By Stephanie Domas
No Comments

The challenges will continue to keep medtech manufacturers and other stakeholders in the healthcare industry on their toes.

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Sue Niemeier, Ivenix
January 14, 2019
Sue Niemeier, Ivenix
MEDdesign

Infusion Pump Errors: An Unseen Peril at the Bedside

By Susan Niemeier, MHA, BSN, RN
No Comments

It’s time to address this healthcare problem.

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