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Device Labeling MedAccred
May 31, 2022
Device Labeling MedAccred

MedAccred Program to Develop Labeling, Printing and UDI Audit Criteria Launched

By MedTech Intelligence Staff
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“The MedAccred Labeling, Printing and UDI Task Group’s role is to provide medical device companies with structure and requirements to assist in identifying and implementing industry best practices for global market compliance.”

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Mobile apps
May 31, 2022
Mobile apps

AHRQ Releases Technical Brief on Evaluation of Mental Health Apps

By MedTech Intelligence Staff
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The AHRQ brief proposes a framework to assess the risk/safety, technical functionality and mental health features of apps. The framework can be used by advocacy organizations, payers, healthcare systems and others to inform selection of mental health mobile apps.

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FDA
May 3, 2022
FDA

CDRH Releases Update on Actions Related to Philips Respironics 2021 Recall

By MedTech Intelligence Staff
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The center is proposing that Philips repair, replace or refund recalled devices manufactured after November 2015.

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Alert
April 27, 2022
Alert

Medtronic Recalls Harmony Delivery Catheter Due to Risk of Capsule Breakage During Use

By MedTech Intelligence Staff
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The catheter is part of the company’s transcatheter pulmonary valve system.

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Wearable Cloud, Medical Device Connectivity
April 26, 2022
Wearable Cloud, Medical Device Connectivity

Virtual Event Addresses Telemedicine and Healthcare Outside of the Hospital

By MedTech Intelligence Staff
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The pandemic forced patients and providers to rely on telemedicine, a change that has had a significant impact on the course of care. Experts discuss what can be accomplished with virtual care and what this means for the potential of medical devices.

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Ames Gross, Pacific Bridge Medical
April 25, 2022
Ames Gross, Pacific Bridge Medical
Ameing for Asia

Is China Still A Good Opportunity For Device Manufacturers?

By Ames Gross
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The short answer is yes, but doing your homework in advance is now more important than ever.

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Harry Glorikian
April 22, 2022
Harry Glorikian
Soapbox

Telemedicine Moved Forward During the Pandemic. Our Policies and Regulations Need to Catch Up

By Harry Glorikian
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Outdated policies and regulations threatens to bring progress to a standstill, restrict vital telehealth access to millions of Americans, and exacerbate health inequities.

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Minnetronix Medical
April 21, 2022
Minnetronix Medical

Overcoming Challenges in Bringing Optical Systems to the Medical Device Market

By Matt Adams
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On the journey to full-scale production for medical devices incorporating optics, a series of steps early in the process can make all the difference for successfully launching new products and introducing next-generation upgrades. This article discusses four considerations for a successful product launch.

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FDA
April 20, 2022
FDA

Risk of False Results with Certain Prenatal Genetic Screening Tests

By MedTech Intelligence Staff
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FDA has issued a safety communication to alert patients and healthcare providers about the dangers of inappropriate use of NIPS tests.

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Compliance Process
April 13, 2022
Compliance Process

Change is the New Normal

By Huma.AI
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The only constant today is change itself.

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