Medical Device News is a magazine that publishes feature articles from industry experts on medical device technology, regulation, reimbursement, and business strategy.
For over 75 years, Nefab has been a global industrial packaging provider, delivering tailored transportation and logistics solutions to customers in 38 countries. Originating from Sweden, Nefab has expanded to employ over 4,700 individuals, including more than 250 engineers worldwide.
A significant review found that a staggering 77.2% of nurses experience Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders within a year. This high incidence rate highlights the physical strain of nursing duties, which often include extended periods of standing, and underscores the need for effective interventions.
For over 75 years, Nefab has been a global industrial packaging provider, delivering tailored transportation and logistics solutions to customers in 38 countries. Originating from Sweden, Nefab has expanded to employ over 4,700 individuals, including more than 250 engineers worldwide.
Expert Enes Hoşgör, Ph.D., CEO at Gesund writes, "Arguably, the most impactful vision of AI is in healthcare where it holds tremendous potential to greatly improve human health. Read his thoughts. Read more about what he has to say.
While it is true that digital health and patient-care-focused technologies have steadily grown over the last decade with tools like EMR, telemedicine, and consumer/patient-centric apps, the actual acceleration has been in digital health technologies, health-based applications, and digital-tech based integrations over the last five years. Read what Arti Bedi Pullins, Founder of Pundit Consultantz has to say about this most important topic.
LeAnne Hester, chief marketing and solutions officer, TRIMEDX advises Health systems and hospitals will need to shift how they seek efficiencies as the delivery of health care changes. And cybersecurity will demand a stepped-up approach from a team of experts because the threats and costs are only escalating. Ms. Hester describes what’s ahead for hospitals and healthcare systems leaning into their clinical asset management strategy to navigate the broader dynamics changing health care.
Amol Karnick writes, "As we dive deep into 2022, healthcare preparedness seems to be a major topic of discussion. If there is a single thing that we can learn from the pandemic, it is that we must be ready for whatever comes next. And what is the impact for an imaging department? How can it be prepared? I would say that there are two approaches." Read what he has to say.
Infectious Disease Preparedness Plan: As a medical practitioner, are you in a position to handle infectious diseases efficiently? Read on to learn more.
One in every five women will suffer from heavy periods during their lifetime, and more than 80% of women with abnormal uterine bleeding. Dr. Kelli Miller, MD, FACOG, Women First, Louisville, KY writes, "As a minimally invasive OBGYN, I’m dedicated to offering women treatment options that are non-invasive, yet most impactful for their menstrual disorders". Read what she has to say about endometrial ablation.
Artificial Intelligence and unsupervised Machine Learning and Role of the “COMENDA” physiCian, cOMputer ENgineer, DAta scientist! Prof Sherif Sultan, MD FRCS FACS Ph.D. writes, As cardiovascular specialists and key opinion leaders, we must prepare to meet the technological demands and beyond. We must develop, deliver and learn how to survive the future of technology as innovators and early adaptors and lead through the "Fifth Cardiovascular Revolution". Read more about what Professor Sultan has to say.
Successful medical recovery often relies on a patient’s ability to independently manage and actively improve their own health condition. Being able to do this effectively requires an adequate level of health literacy (HL) – the ability to understand and act on healthcare advice to help oneself recover effectively. Read Bernard Ross, CEO and founder, Sky Medical Technology views.
In 1976, Congress passed the Medical Device Amendments (MDA) to charge the FDA with reviewing the safety and effectiveness of medical devices. The MDA heavily regulates high-risk medical devices that are capable of supporting human life through a premarket approval process. Read what a litigation associate in BakerHostetler’s Houston office advises.
By using this website you agree to accept Medical Device News Magazine Privacy Policy
