Opinion: Right to Repair Must Stop Where Patient Safety StartsÂ
A former FDA official argues that medical device repair needs stricter oversight to protect patient safety amid growing right to repair efforts.
A former FDA official argues that medical device repair needs stricter oversight to protect patient safety amid growing right to repair efforts.
The FDA's new guidance distinguishes between servicing and remanufacturing of medical devices, urging vigilance and regulatory adherence.
The Right to Repair movement is gaining momentum. But can the medical device segment of this debate make meaningful changes to the system for HTM repair any time soon?
In this case study, learn how one Georgia health network tasked an independent service organization with improving women’s imaging equipment uptime while slashing costs.
The law that was passed in New York represents a major win for the Movement, and has grand implications on medical equipment maintenance.