How Long Can Reusable Medical Devices Safely Last?
With limited guidance on how to validate end-of-life processing, a new study proposes a practical protocol using 100 simulated use-and-processing cycles.
With limited guidance on how to validate end-of-life processing, a new study proposes a practical protocol using 100 simulated use-and-processing cycles.
AAMI is accepting nominations for its 2025 awards, celebrating excellence and innovation in health technology.
Children’s National Hospital will lead the Special Populations Hub for the BARDA Accelerator Network, focused on pediatric innovation.
With limited guidance on how to validate end-of-life processing, a new study proposes a practical protocol using 100 simulated use-and-processing cycles.
The University of Michigan is leading a clinical trial testing the impact of sending reconditioned pacemakers abroad for standard use.
Read MoreThe Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety published a study on racial and ethnic healthcare equity in maternal care.
Read MoreResearchers have developed generative AI to predict and correct the distortion of the ultrasound in real-time during focused ultrasound therapy.
Read MoreThe FDA and Mitre released a new cybersecurity playbook that identifies near-term solutions for the risks posed by legacy medical devices.
Read MoreIn a new study, emergency department (ED)clinicians expressed concerns about poor communication, resource shortages, and training gaps in ED boarding care, emphasizing the need for standardized care, proactive planning, and cultural changes, impacting both patient care and clinician well-being.
Read MoreStratasys partnered with Siemens Healthineers on a research project designed to develop new solutions for CT imaging.
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MIT 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.