Economic Operators: New Responsibilities Shake Up MedTech
One ill-prepared EO can impact the entire supply chain.
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COVID-19’s Impact on the MedTech Industry: How to Get Through
The continued threat and spread of COVID-19 across the globe has led to seismic uncertainty for every industry.
Next Week: Emergency Use Authorization Webinar Walks MedTech Companies Through Regulatory Process
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how your company can effectively push its product to the finish line.
VentConnect Platform “A Game Changer”, Brings Together Ventilator Companies and Component Suppliers to Help Scale Ventilator Production
Launched by AdvaMed, the platform was developed in collaboration with partners that include the Aerospace Industries Association and Google.
Device Manufacturers Should Modernize IFU’s for Reliable, Automated, Point-of-Care Device Disinfection
COVID-19 requires us to rethink our current device disinfection procedure.
Georgia Tech Developing DIY Healthcare Gear in Face of Shortages from COVID-19
The researchers speculate that they have about two weeks to “get it right” and scale up to meet the surge of patients expected to enter hospitals.
Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic, Scams Involving Personal Protective Equipment Emerge
As the saying goes, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is.
Great Medical Devices Require High-Functioning Supply Chains
Recalls for failure are chronic in the medical device industry. The sources of those failures could originate anywhere in the supply chain. Fixing supply chain issues is ultimately the responsibility of the instrument’s maker.
MedTech in 2020: Robotic Surgery Among Strong Segments, Labor Shortages Remain
Although the medtech industry is expected to enjoy steady growth, device companies are still challenged to attract the skilled labor that manufacturing requires.
Four Ways to Approach the Medical Device Sterilization Predicament in an Election Year
2020 should be a pivotal year in which the microcosm of medical devices moves out of the shadows and joins the mainstream healthcare conversation.
