The Rural Hospital Cybersecurity Enhancement Act would require the Department of Health and Human Services to develop workforce strategies and training resources for rural facilities.
The company is advising users to keep devices plugged into AC power following a software anomaly that may cause false battery readings and unexpected shutdowns.
New guidance identifies low-risk devices in eight medical specialties that will no longer require 510(k) submissions to reduce regulatory burdens.
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The CBeam system enables 3D visualization using existing hospital infrastructure during orthopedic and neurological procedures.
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The tool from Clarius Mobile Health automates heart function measurements to assist clinicians in primary care and emergency settings.
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The FDA-cleared update automates measurement tasks and provides clinical decision support to improve imaging workflow.
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Following initial guidance in 2025, the new certification will recognize US healthcare organizations and health systems adopting and implementing the technology responsibly.
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The request seeks a review of devices cleared before 2023 to protect patient data from potential foreign interference.
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A HIMSS Foundation executive argues that expanding right-to-repair policies to healthcare could create patient safety and cybersecurity risks tied to medical device repair.
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The system utilizes multispectral imaging and algorithms to help clinicians determine the healing potential of burn wounds.
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A manufacturing error may lead to undetected oxygen leaks, posing risks of reduced oxygen delivery and potential fire hazards.
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Sedgwick’s latest report shows fewer medical device recall events in Q1 2026, while sterility-related recalls drove the majority of impacted units.
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Draeger expands its correction for Atlan models due to potential mechanical ventilation failure.
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The revision to the standard, effective June 1, 2026, specifies that annual electrical safety inspection by a certified electrician or biomedical engineer satisfies the equipment maintenance requirement for in-lab sleep testing programs.
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