AAMI Awards Grants to Research Teams Focused on Advancing Health Technology Safety
The Mary K. Logan Research Grants will fund studies focused on enhancing the safety and effectiveness of health technology to improve patient care.
The Mary K. Logan Research Grants will fund studies focused on enhancing the safety and effectiveness of health technology to improve patient care.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center is piloting Masimo’s Radius VSM and Patient SafetyNet in its emergency department, offering continuous wireless monitoring in areas like waiting rooms to enhance patient safety and reduce ER congestion.
GE HealthCare, University of Cincinnati, UC Health, and Cincinnati Children’s are collaborating to create an MRI R&D center on UC's medical campus.
The Mary K. Logan Research Grants will fund studies focused on enhancing the safety and effectiveness of health technology to improve patient care.
The FDA and Mitre released a new cybersecurity playbook that identifies near-term solutions for the risks posed by legacy medical devices.
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Read MoreStratasys partnered with Siemens Healthineers on a research project designed to develop new solutions for CT imaging.
Read MoreMIT researchers have created an innovative 3D inkjet printing system capable of handling a broader array of materials. Their goal is to expand its potential applications, including the production of personalized medical devices.
Read MoreThe medical equipment maintenance market is expected to reach $94.1 billion by the end of the forecast period, according to a new report.
Read MoreA study found sparse evidence to link health technology assessment, or HTA, processes and outcomes with device purchasing decisions.
Read MoreResearchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine have received a $9.5 million grant to develop strategies for preventing and mitigating ransomware attacks in healthcare systems.