Advocacy Group Renews Push for Medical Right to Repair
US PIRG is surveying HTM professionals to document how repair restrictions affect patient care, downtime, and costs.
US PIRG is surveying HTM professionals to document how repair restrictions affect patient care, downtime, and costs.
If signed into law, Texas would become the ninth state to enact Right to Repair legislation.
Washington is expected to become the eighth state in the country to pass Right to Repair legislation, pending the signature of Gov Bob Ferguson.
US PIRG is surveying HTM professionals to document how repair restrictions affect patient care, downtime, and costs.
MITA has launched a “safe servicing”
video—which, industry insiders say, may evoke a strong response from members of the healthcare technology management community.
Avante Health Solutions announced a significant turning point in the right to repair, specifically concerning the right to access, service, and maintain diagnostic imaging medical equipment manufactured by Philips Medical Systems for Avante’s customers who own the equipment.
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Read MoreA lawsuit that challenged a rule allowing third-party access to copyrighted software for equipment diagnosis and repairs has been dismissed.
Read MoreMITA is publically opposing the application of right to repair provisions for medical devices in the draft Energy Labeling Rule.
Read MoreNew amendments made to New York’s Digital Fair Repair Act, prior to it being signed by the state’s Governor, provide new exceptions for OEMs.
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The Massachusetts Senate became the second state in the nation to pass electronics right-to-repair legislation.