Medical device developers do not always consider the process of informed consent for clinical trials, since it is often handled at the trial site. But the industry is changing, and digitizing processes such as informed consent can streamline studies to rapidly collect quality data, while reducing costs. Patient-centric healthcare means patient-centric clinical trials As the […]
Preparing for EU MDR Product Submissions: A Sustainable Approach
By Michelle Boucher, VP of Research for Tech-Clarity Every medical device company wanting to do business in Europe must comply with the new EU MDR regulation. Yet this is no small feat considering the more stringent requirements. While the new regulation is largely an extension of the existing regulation, it requires far more data. As […]
Insights Into Drug Delivery Device Manufacturing From Development Through Commercialization
Biologics and other targeted therapies are creating opportunities for innovative device solutions to meet the needs of the formulations as well as specific patient groups. These therapies may require lower annual volumes, and the device manufacturing strategy must fit commercial expectations at those volumes. Optimal manufacturing solutions should mitigate risk while meeting the quality, financial, […]
How K2M Tackled UDI and What Comes Next with help from Reed Tech
Mark Zellers, Quality Assurance Specialist at K2M, is responsible for ensuring his company’s data is accurate and kept up-to-date with all sorts of outside stakeholders. One of his colleagues handles internal data management and Zellers ensures it gets to the people who need it outside K2M. A big challenge facing his team came in 2015, […]
Efficiency, Transparency and Standardization: The Roadmap for Improved Data Collection in Medical Device Clinical Trials
Implementing a unified data platform for medical device trials can yield significant improvements in efficiency, transparency, and standardization, providing resource- and budget-strapped trial teams with accessible, more accurate data for faster, more informed decisions. The era of big data has led to an influx of vast amounts of information coming from disparate sources, causing challenges […]
The Evolving Role of Thermoforming Suppliers in Medical Packaging Design
Today’s medical device OEMs need thermoforming partners to take on expanded roles in packaging design, development and testing. By providing full-service capabilities, thermoformers can enable optimized sterile medical packaging fit for purpose, which may be more sustainable, and can even play a big part in a device’s functionality.
Micro Molding with Bioabsorbables: Not Your Average Thermoplastics
This whitepaper explores Micro Molding with Bioabsorbables. Across the board with plastics, the rules are different when you mold it so small. But when it comes to bioabsorbable resins, they require a much more extensive and specialized approach than thermoplastics. By learning how processing bioabsorbables differs from thermoplastics, medical OEMs can understand the key factors […]
M2M Communication Considerations in Medical Device Development
Machine-to-machine communication (M2M) refers to the sharing of information between two devices. It is a key component in the rapidly growing “Internet of Things” (IoT), the increasing connectivity of devices in the home, workspaces, industry, and beyond. M2M communication can be as simple as the unidirectional transfer of data or as complex as multiplexed signals […]
Teardown: Inside the Neurometrix Quell TENS device
A TENS device for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation wraps around the upper calf much like a wristwatch wraps around the wrist. Here are some of its operational secrets. By Lee Teschler A medical device called a Quell performs what’s called transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on the lower leg. This technique is said to relieve diabetic pain. None […]
What You Need to Know About the ISO 13485:2016 Update
ISO 13485:2016: An Introduction The international standard ISO 13485 governs the manufacture of medical devices. The first edition was published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in 1996. The ISO currently reviews standards at least every five years to determine whether they need to be updated. The first update to ISO 13485 was released […]
Building Safety and Security into Connected Medical Devices
Medical devices are being designed to encapsulate virtually all of the functionality and complexity within the software. Considering today’s technologically advanced threat landscape, building in safety and security has never been more important. Cyber-criminals are using vulnerable network connected medical devices as a gateway to install malware on hospital networks. It is essential for manufacturers […]
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