ECRI Expands Operations in Canada
ECRI has expanded its operations in Canada, establishing its licensed presence and growing its team of healthcare experts.
ECRI has expanded its operations in Canada, establishing its licensed presence and growing its team of healthcare experts.
ECRI named challenges using medical devices at home as the most pressing health technology safety hazard for 2024.
This annual award recognizes U.S. healthcare organizations for achieving excellence in overall spend management and adopting best practice solutions into their supply chain processes.Â
ECRI has expanded its operations in Canada, establishing its licensed presence and growing its team of healthcare experts.
Marcus Schabacker, MD, PhD, ECRI’s president and CEO, has been honored by the Philadelphia Business Journal with a Leaders in Healthcare 2021 Award.
Read MoreThe annual award recognizes U.S. healthcare organizations for achieving excellence in overall spend management and adopting best practice solutions into their supply chain processes.
Read MoreThe FDA says its goal is to prevent patients from experiencing adverse effects from certain materials used in medical devices.
Read MoreECRI and its affiliate, the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, are joining leaders around the globe in celebrating World Patient Safety Day on Friday, September 17.
Read MoreFlawed. That’s how Marcus Schabacker, CEO of ECRI, describes the device approval process for granting emergency use authorizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. And now, he says it’s time the U.S. FDA and the industry re-examine the quick process that could compromise patient safety.
Read MoreECRI announces that it has forged a partnership with Paramus, N.J.-based Nuvolo to integrate its medical device data standardization with Nuvolo Connected Workplace for Healthcare.
Read MoreECRI’s 2021 Alerts Impact Award recognizes its Alerts Workflow members for the impact their recall management programs are having on patient safety, efficiency, and compliance.