Global Chip Shortages: Why Supplies Must be Prioritized for Healthcare Capabilities
The chip shortage’s long-standing impact on medical device production is expected to negatively impact product development moving forward.
The chip shortage’s long-standing impact on medical device production is expected to negatively impact product development moving forward.
Researchers are trying to improve survival odds for those with vascular diseases via an implantable soft electronic monitoring system.
NotiSphere has been awarded a contract with Vizient for its recall management solution, allowing suppliers to share product alerts.
ZetrOZ Systems signed an agreement to provide U.S. government healthcare institutes with its sustained acoustic medicine (SAM) device.
Most medical supplies and equipment donated to Matter (93%) is repurposed through distribution to hospitals and clinics around the globe.
Mark Villanova of Dedicated Computing sees service as a competition. He shares how manufacturers can win at providing remote medical device diagnostics services, including carefully observing the reliability of products and rating responsiveness and ease of access to support.
MITA's white paper asserts that third-party servicing businesses operate within a regulatory grey area that raises significant concerns for patient safety and device performance.
HeartBeam partnered with with Triple Ring Technologies to develop a telehealth device for remote heart attack monitoring.