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.
AdvaMed applauds the House AI Task Force for calling on CMS to create payment pathways for AI-enabled devices.
In what could be viewed as a controversial stance in the HTM field, AdvaMed submitted comments to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), expressing concern at a proposed rule-making in favor of national “right to repair” standard. Their opponents hold a vastly different view.
US PIRG is surveying HTM professionals to document how repair restrictions affect patient care, downtime, and costs.
Two congressmen introduced a bill to improve the FDA process of reporting an adverse health event, or safety signal, due to a medical device.
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Read MoreThe right to repair as a legislative movement has grand implications on the future of medical equipment and patient safety.
Read MoreA diverse coalition of hospitals, consumers, small businesses, and farmers urged an Illinois House committee to pass “Right to Repair” legislation.
Read MoreWhile the legislation still has to pass the Assembly, the New York Senate became the first legislative body in the United States to pass a bill that would make it easier to repair equipment, Vice reports.
Read MoreNot enough is being done to protect healthcare networks from cyber threats, writes Peter Roff in an opinion piece in Newsweek.
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