Global Regulatory Standards Report for “Single-Use” Medical Device Reprocessing Published
The report includes all known regulations, standards, and guidances that govern the practice of reprocessing, worldwide.
The report includes all known regulations, standards, and guidances that govern the practice of reprocessing, worldwide.
MilliporeSigma's $136.7 million contract fits into an effort to ensure secure local supply and production capacity for pandemic preparedness products.
Buying from domestic producers of medical supplies can build more resilient medical supply chains if healthcare takes steps like identifying alternative suppliers before they’re needed, reports Harvard Business Review.
The report includes all known regulations, standards, and guidances that govern the practice of reprocessing, worldwide.
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