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December 21, 2020 | By Tara Lysechko

Does Your Class II Device Qualify for a 510(k) Premarket Notification Exemption?

The exemption reduces the regulatory burden on the medical device industry—including the time and costs involved in preparing, submitting and responding to requests for additional information.

December 2, 2015 | By Maria Fontanazza

Medtech Companies Improve Compliance, but Unprepared for Disaster

Medical device companies have upped their game in product security and regulatory compliance, but they might not be ready for a catastrophic event.

November 12, 2015 | By MedTech Intelligence Staff

Embrace Regulations, Improve Patients’ Lives

A Q&A on how device companies can respond to supply chain risks and regulations.

October 20, 2015 | By Maria Fontanazza

Medtronic’s European Research Center Focuses on Innovation for Survival

The company’s Bakken Research Centre in the Netherlands is centrally located for technology development and collaboration with physicians.

October 6, 2015 | By Josh Cannon, Vidya Narayanan

Does Your Supply Chain Challenge the Status Quo?

Regulations, cost pressures drive medical device companies to innovate.

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White Papers

Best practices for managing cost in the healthcare supply chain – Part 1

Supply chain professionals in most industries are traditionally charged with controlling and cutting costs, and managing the company’s cost structure. Healthcare firms are realizing that a 15 percent reduction (or more) in cost is very feasible in the short run with much more possible.


Proactive monitoring and intervention: key components of an optimal supply chain for temperature-sensitive healthcare products

A step-by-step approach to utilizing state-of-the-art proactive monitoring to lower the total overall cost and risk of shipping cold-chain products.



Logistic Ideas Delivered

  • Delivering a Better Patient Outcome - video
  • Cold chain packaging: A new holistic approach to packaging optimization and small package cost management – blog post
  • Healthcare's fountain of youth – blog post
  • How to plan for supply chain success in the healthcare industry – blog post with link to whitepaper
  • It's a patient, not a package – podcast
  • The high stakes in cold chain – blog post

UPS Advantages

Efficiency

Are there efficiencies hidden in your healthcare supply chain?
Healthcare and life sciences companies face increasing cost pressures while striving to increase profits. Regularly re-evaluating supply chains is a part of business, but finding the right logistics provider can lead to meaningful outcomes for business.

Flexibility

Realize a more flexible, agile, and scalable healthcare supply chain
Healthcare companies can be better positioned to seize growth opportunities by working with a logistics provider for instant infrastructure that flexes with their needs, enabling them to be more nimble as the market grows.

Compliance

Get past the red tape and to the patient
By relying on partners with healthcare-specific regulatory expertise to move products through customs, adhere to strict processes, and manage complex paperwork and documentation, companies can realize greater efficiencies, maintain product integrity, and help deliver better patient outcomes.

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