Pros and Cons of Single-Use Versus Reprocessed Medical Devices
ECRI research examines safety, cost, and environmental tradeoffs of reusing versus discarding medical devices in hospitals.
ECRI research examines safety, cost, and environmental tradeoffs of reusing versus discarding medical devices in hospitals.
ECRI’s 2025 report names AI-enabled health technologies as the top healthcare hazard, citing risks like bias, false results, and safety concerns, while urging careful integration alongside other critical challenges such as home care support gaps, cybersecurity threats, and medical device safety.
ECRI and ISMP celebrated World Patient Safety Day 2024 by promoting diagnostic safety and participating in advocacy events.
ECRI research examines safety, cost, and environmental tradeoffs of reusing versus discarding medical devices in hospitals.
ECRI released a comprehensive market analysis designed to help healthcare providers discontinue of defective syringes from China.
Read MoreECRI named challenges using medical devices at home as the most pressing health technology safety hazard for 2024.
Read MoreECRI is urging the Environment Protection Agency to reconsider the timing of their proposed remediation of ethylene oxide emissions from sterilization plants.
Read MoreECRI has announced the winners of its 2023 Alerts Impact Award, recognizing members of its Alerts Workflow solution for their outstanding implementation of recall management programs in healthcare organizations.
Read MoreThe Guthrie Clinic won this year’s award for its strategic approach to addressing staffing shortages exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreRapid City, S.D.-based Monument Health is recognized for exceeding organization-wide safety goals of reducing harm and errors by improving culture of safety and event reporting.
Read MoreBenjamin Dai, MS, TOGAF, brings to the role more than 20 years of senior leadership experience in engineering and IT at Fortune 100 companies across healthcare provider, payer, medical device, consumer product, and biomedical research industries.  Â