INDUSTRY EXPERT ARTICLES

Medical Device News Magazine had an opportunity to interview Mr. Dan Goldberger, CEO, & Director at electroCore who explains the uniqueness of GammaCore and how it differs from prescription medications and IV treatments for migraines.

Mendel Berns writes, "When treating an injury in the field, time is critical. Every second counts. You need to be ready when called upon to save the life of a team member or perhaps your own." Read what he has to say about having the best medical equipment.

d'Artagnan Osborne writes, "Technology has come a long way to help improve the patient payment process." He describes how adopting new technology can benefit a healthcare practice and the patient! Read on to learn more.

Mr. Long writes, "The Hospital at Home model of healthcare gives patients more freedom of choice and autonomy over their own health and treatment decisions." Read his expert views.

In the United States alone, almost 40 million people with diabetes face severe health risks due to accompanying chronic conditions like heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure. There is an APP that guides diabetics through easy-to-follow pathways that contribute to increased compliance with their care team’s plan, and most importantly, improved outcomes.

"Women in engineering face unique barriers that block their entry and progression in the engineering field including discrimination, a lack of role models, and a company culture that doesn’t accommodate other life commitments and events. Joanne Lucas, Culture and Inclusion Lead at WMFTS shares her views.

Whether you are a medical freelancer in one specific discipline or a jack of all trades, you've got to understand the best ways to diversify your income.

Sharat Potharaju writes, "Professionals in the healthcare space often overlook is the QR code. And in an era where over six billion people have smartphones, incorporating QR codes in healthcare makes sense." Read what he has to say.

Over the past few years, doctors and other healthcare professionals have been pushed to their limits. Reports show that between 25 and 30 percent of healthcare professionals suffer from symptoms of burnout. According to one study, one in five doctors have said they plan to quit in the next two years. Duprat sets examples! Read on to learn more.