Nova Biomedical Pulls StatStrip Gen 2.0 Glucose Meters Over Patient ID Errors
A software issue can cause glucose results to be assigned to the wrong patient's medical record. One serious injury has been reported, and a fix is expected in November.
A software issue can cause glucose results to be assigned to the wrong patient's medical record. One serious injury has been reported, and a fix is expected in November.
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 software issue can cause glucose results to be assigned to the wrong patient's medical record. One serious injury has been reported, and a fix is expected in November.
A new white paper shares insights from 17 healthcare executives on strengthening organizational resilience and continuous improvement.
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Read MoreWhy HTM teams must treat “old but working” as a high-stakes cyber risk—and how to protect patients and operations now.
Read MoreThe Mary K. Logan Research Grants will fund studies focused on enhancing the safety and effectiveness of health technology to improve patient care.
Read MoreAirLife and manufacturer Vyaire are recalling certain infant heated wire circuits due to the risk that accessory adapters provided with the product may unintentionally disconnect during setup or use when the circuit reaches operating temperature.
Read MoreCertain import devices from Olympus’ Aizu facility in Japan will be refused entry due to outstanding quality system violations, the FDA says.
Read MoreCertain Z-800 series infusion pumps may malfunction due to unverified software, prompting a Class I recall by the FDA.