Future-proofing HTM: AI’s Role in Strengthening the Future Workforce
From preserving institutional knowledge to accelerating technician development, AI could become one of HTM's most valuable workforce tools.
From preserving institutional knowledge to accelerating technician development, AI could become one of HTM's most valuable workforce tools.
As a whole generation prepares for retirement, the HTM industry grapples with developing leaders and filling important roles.
These steps can help medtech companies strengthen their revenue streams amid the uncertainty surrounding the semiconductor shortage, according to one person in the know.
From preserving institutional knowledge to accelerating technician development, AI could become one of HTM's most valuable workforce tools.
“Bioburden reduction systems can play an important role in the ongoing efforts to help address shortages of FFRs,” says FDA’s Binita Ashar, MD.
Read MoreThe FDA is now providing an up-to-date medical device shortage list and a list of discontinued devices as a way to help mitigate such shortages.
Read MoreIn this month’s Up Front column, 24×7 associate editor Chuck Holt notes how an aging workforce and a dearth of educational opportunities are creating a shortage of CE/HTM staff across the country.
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