Medtronic’s HawkOne Recall Labeled Class I, Adding to Medtech’s Product Safety Problems
Medtronic’s Atherectomy System received a Class I recall from the FDA, the most serious type of recall which may lead to serious injuries or death.
Read MoreMedtronic’s Atherectomy System received a Class I recall from the FDA, the most serious type of recall which may lead to serious injuries or death.
Read MoreJan 18, 2022 | Cybersecurity, ECRI Institute | 0 |
ECRI’s Top 10 Health Technology Hazards for 2022 report cautions healthcare leaders about safety concerns with IT-related security challenges, COVID-19 supply chain shortages, telehealth, medication safety, and other device risks.
Read MoreJan 10, 2022 | Asset Management, Maintenance Costs | 0 |
Hospital leaders face a capital expenditures predicament with their medical devices. On one hand, they obviously need available devices to provide care. On the other hand, budgets are limited. Having too few devices is a problem—but so is having too many. Here, TRIMEDX’s Dave Klumpe offers a solution.
Read MoreJan 5, 2022 | General Testing Equipment, Testing & Calibration | 0 |
Vital signs monitors frequently top the U.S. FDA’s recall list, due to their ability to cause patient harm. In fact, the FDA database includes many reports of non-invasive blood pressure failures, incorrect oxygen values, electrocardiogram (ECG) signal errors, and more. This compounds the importance of ensuring patient monitoring systems are accurate and safe to use.
Read MoreDec 29, 2021 | Company News, Recalls | 0 |
Philips Respironics has been conducting comprehensive testing to address potential health risks related to the PE-PUR sound abatement foam in the devices.
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