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 How do patient preferences influence medical device regulations?
By Chris Ross
In Medical Product Design
Posted September 29, 2017

How do patient preferences influence medical device regulations?

For organizations involved in medical device design and development, it’s important to be aware of the ramifications that patient preference could have on the path to regulatory clearance.

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 How to Break the Curse of Habit
By Chris Ross
In Human Factors & Usability Testing, Medical Product Design
Posted September 29, 2017

How to Break the Curse of Habit

Our brains are like a GPS mapping app, automatically adapting to a constant stream of information and only occasionally asking us to choose an alternative route. That automatic decision-making [...]

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 How new regulations are changing the market for medical devices in Europe
By Chris Ross
In Medical Product Design
Posted September 27, 2017

How new regulations are changing the market for medical devices in Europe

By understanding the effects of MDR and IVDR and strategizing accordingly, makers of medical products can position themselves to meet the challenges of competing in the European market.

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 What can medical device firms learn from a pacemaker recall?
By Chris Ross
In Medical Product Design
Posted September 19, 2017

What can medical device firms learn from a pacemaker recall?

By prioritizing cybersecurity, makers of medical products are strategizing for the future of healthcare.

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