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Medical Device News is a magazine that publishes feature articles from industry experts on medical device technology, regulation, reimbursement, and business strategy.
Care Guidance Extends Critical Support of Care Management Priorities | By Tina Graham, Chief Operating Officer of Guideway Care
Tina explains the value of care guides to hospitals and healthcare systems and their patients, enhancing patient satisfaction and addressing nursing shortages.
Why 3D Printers Are Ready to Transform Medical Device Design and Delivery | By Francois Minec, Global Head of 3D Polymers, HP Personalization &...
One of healthcare’s scarier little secrets is how extremely tricky it can be to accurately place screws into spinal pedicles during surgery. In fact, a few years ago five experienced surgeons were reportedly asked to manually insert hardware used to strengthen fused vertebrae into cadavers. When researchers reviewed a follow-up CT scan, they found placement error rates as high as 41%. Even worse, 21 of the screws surgeons implanted penetrated the medial wall of the pedicles and entered the vertebral canals.
Revolutionary Technology Will Soon Transform Cardiac Arrhythmia Care | By Steven Mickelsen, M.D.
Over the past four years, the pulsed field ablation (PFA) arms race has become very heated. Once just a concept, PFA is nearly here as companies compete to be first to market in the U.S. Read on.
Optimize Consumer Medical Device Sales with AI-Power
Incorporating AI-based tools in the sales process can increase revenue and improve customer satisfaction. These tools can transform how sales teams function, allowing them to focus on what matters most - meeting customer needs and driving sales growth.
Optimizing Hospital Operations: Maximizing Efficiency with Smart Storage Solutions
Hospitals that want to improve the functionality of your department while improving patient reviews and decreasing unnecessary wastage of funds, you should seriously consider replacing your old and ineffective storage system with the latest improvements. Doing so will guarantee excellent results on your investment in terms of patient satisfaction, costs, and staff performance. Read to learn more.
2023 Antitrust and Consumer Protection Developments in Medical Device Manufacturing: Effectively Managing Compliance Risk in an Increasingly Hostile Environment | By: Mark A. Cunningham
Cunningham advises how medical device manufacturers should manage their compliance risk while operating in markets where customers increasingly leverage their purchasing power. Read on to learn more.
From Vision to Reality: Ten Trends Shaping the Future of Healthcare Technology | By Valentin Kuzmenko, Chief Commercial Officer, VP of Sales, Andersen
The field of healthcare is undergoing rapid and continuous advancements, consistently introducing remarkable innovations. Amidst these dynamic changes, hospitals and clinics are embracing the latest breakthroughs and procuring innovative software solutions. Their objective is to deliver exceptional care that enables patients to benefit from the most cutting-edge practices available today. According to Statista's findings, the Digital Health market is projected to generate a revenue of approximately US$170.20 billion in 2023. This underscores the substantial interest of medical organizations in technological innovations. Kuzmenko dives into ten trends shaping the future of healthcare.
What Are Medical Sterile Wipes Used For? | By Trevor Sharp General Manager at TIDDOX
Sharp writes, "Medical sterile wipes are frequently used for various purposes in the healthcare industry. These specialised wipes are intended to keep the environment sterile and prevent the spread of illnesses or infections. They are used largely to disinfect and sanitise surfaces, medical equipment, and medical instruments. These wipes are used to prepare the skin before medical procedures, ensuring that it is clean and free of any potential bacteria or contaminants." Read more of what he has to say.
Introducing the B-Vector Laryngoscope | By Bradley J. Vargo, DO
B-Vector Laryngoscope is a direct laryngoscope prototype that contains no batteries, nor does it require an attached power cord. As a result, it is an integral hand-held instrument that needs no disassembly/reassembly. It can be sterilized in minutes - as easily as surgical instruments sent through central processing in hundreds of facilities every day; anywhere there is a steam autoclave.