Class I Recall Expanded for Alaris Pump Infusion Sets
The voluntary recall involves certain infusion sets used with the BD Alaris Pump Module model 8100 due to performance deviations that could impact dose accuracy.
The voluntary recall involves certain infusion sets used with the BD Alaris Pump Module model 8100 due to performance deviations that could impact dose accuracy.
Updated guidance addresses ventilator inoperative alarm failures that may lead to therapy loss, with 13 injuries and eight deaths reported.
Hamilton Medical Inc. has issued a Class I recall, the most serious category, for Hamilton-C1, C2, C3, and T1 ventilators due to a critical software glitch that can abruptly halt operation after 91 days without restarting.
The voluntary recall involves certain infusion sets used with the BD Alaris Pump Module model 8100 due to performance deviations that could impact dose accuracy.
Sedgwick released its 2023 Product Recall Index, which detailed why defective and violative products reached a record-breaking high.
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