Court Upholds DMCA Repair Exemption for Medical Devices
A US District Court has upheld a rule allowing limited circumvention of copyright protections for the repair and maintenance of medical devices.
A US District Court has upheld a rule allowing limited circumvention of copyright protections for the repair and maintenance of medical devices.
Walter Foxcroft III was killed in a flash fire inside a hyperbaric chamber, according to the Lake Havasu City Fire Department. Foxcroft was the founder of Havasu Health and Hyperbarics, where the incident occurred.
ECRI has published a collection of resources that can help healthcare leaders safely integrate artificial intelligence (AI) solutions into care delivery.
Read MoreCustomers are being asked to remove the affected devices from use and replace with an alternate means of ventilation.
Read MoreCertain Z-800 series infusion pumps may malfunction due to unverified software, prompting a Class I recall by the FDA.
Read MoreThe initiative aims to enhance patient safety, care quality, and performance consistency across 69 hospitals.
Read MoreMedtronic advises customers to return affected adult flexible tubes due to potential airway blockage and respiratory emergencies.
Read MoreThe correction follows reports that extended standby time or leaving the pump powered off with an administration set loaded may reduce flow delivery.
Read MoreThe clinical-stage company earns the regulatory milestone as it advances a first-of-its-kind heart replacement system toward wider use.
Read MoreIssues may cause therapy delays, false alarms, or thermal damage, though no injuries reported to date.
Read MoreNew modeling shows long-term financial consequences for practices without strong cybersecurity and HIPAA safeguards.
Read MoreIf signed into law, Texas would become the ninth state to enact Right to Repair legislation.
Read MoreThe Joint Commission and NQF have announced the 2024 Eisenberg Award recipients, recognizing national, local, and individual achievements in patient safety and healthcare quality.
Read MoreWhile total recalls and units affected declined in Q1 2025, the number of Class I events increased.
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