FDA Issues Alert for GE HealthCare Patient Monitoring Software Issue
The issue involves the Portrait Mobile Monitoring Solution and could lead to patients being removed from the system or alarm settings resetting during updates.
The issue involves the Portrait Mobile Monitoring Solution and could lead to patients being removed from the system or alarm settings resetting during updates.
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The issue involves the Portrait Mobile Monitoring Solution and could lead to patients being removed from the system or alarm settings resetting during updates.
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