Advanced Global Health Starts with Safe Medical Device Repairs
A HIMSS Foundation executive argues that expanding right-to-repair policies to healthcare could create patient safety and cybersecurity risks tied to medical device repair.
A HIMSS Foundation executive argues that expanding right-to-repair policies to healthcare could create patient safety and cybersecurity risks tied to medical device repair.
It’s been more than a decade since the requirement for routine electrical safety testing was removed, but HTM leaders say the habit refuses to die.
A new white paper shares insights from 17 healthcare executives on strengthening organizational resilience and continuous improvement.
A HIMSS Foundation executive argues that expanding right-to-repair policies to healthcare could create patient safety and cybersecurity risks tied to medical device repair.
A March 2025 report details ongoing VA sterile processing failures at the Carl Vinson VA Medical Center, including the use of damaged surgical instruments.
Read MoreAs technology advances, systems engineering offers a framework for reducing risk, improving performance, and enhancing patient outcomes.
Read MoreRethinking medical device CMMS workflows can help HTM teams move beyond work order tracking to proactively identify and manage clinical safety risks.
Read MoreMedtronic advises customers to return affected adult flexible tubes due to potential airway blockage and respiratory emergencies.
Read MoreThe correction follows reports that extended standby time or leaving the pump powered off with an administration set loaded may reduce flow delivery.
Read MoreThe Joint Commission and NQF have announced the 2024 Eisenberg Award recipients, recognizing national, local, and individual achievements in patient safety and healthcare quality.
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The CDC is investigating reports of an environmental bacterium linked to the use of ultrasound gel in percutaneous procedures across multiple states.