Hidden figures: lifting the lid on medical device failure reporting
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- Hidden figures: lifting the lid on medical device failure reporting
- AI tool for smart speakers could respond to nearly half of cardiac arrests
- Veolity platform may accelerate expansion of NHS lung health checks
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Hidden figures: lifting the lid on medical device failure reporting
Post-market surveillance is a vital component of maintaining safety in the medical device market, but recent controversies have highlighted transparency concerns around device failure reporting. Is there too much secrecy in the reporting processes of regulators like the FDA, and how can the situation be improved?
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Veolity platform may accelerate expansion of NHS lung health checks
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Selling into the NHS: HEE’s top tips for medtech companies
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