BD, Mayo Clinic Platform Collaborate for Post-Market Device Surveillance
BD is collaborating with Mayo Clinic Platform to access de-identified patient data to perform post-market surveillance on its products.
BD is collaborating with Mayo Clinic Platform to access de-identified patient data to perform post-market surveillance on its products.
The market for medical device connectivity is primarily driven by the rising prevalence of COVID-19, the increasing penetration of electronic health records and health information exchange systems in healthcare organizations, and the growing focus on care quality and patient safety.
The global medical device testing services market is expected to reach $13.4 billion by 2025, expanding at a CAGR of 11.5% during the forecast period, according to a new study. Increasing spending in the preclinical phase of medical devices, coupled with the growing outsourcing rate, is anticipated to help the market gain significant traction.
BD is collaborating with Mayo Clinic Platform to access de-identified patient data to perform post-market surveillance on its products.
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