Eight Things You Need to Know about Unique Device Identification

By Steve Cottrell, Maetrics and Madris Tomes, Device Events

Are you UDI-ready? Get the facts to achieve compliance fast.

Ameing for Asia

Quality Matters:
Do It Right the First Time

By Ames Gross, Pacific Bridge Medical

Entering the Japanese device market requires an excellent regulatory team.

Featured Quote

In some cases, [the] big picture may get lost along the process with trying to cut time and/or costs, which reduces quality therefore impacting the safety and efficacy of the final medical device and the intended function.

— Robert Torgerson, RxFiber, LLC

Devine Guidance

Consent Decree, Oh My!

By Christopher Devine, Ph.D.,
Devine Guidance International

With the consent decree, the risk of financial death is very real.

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Developing an Innovative Mobile Medical App?

Dr. Lutz Retzlaff

Here’s a chance to showcase your technology at MEDICA.

How to Assemble Plastic Injection Molded Components

Mechanical fastening, solvent and UV bonding and ultrasonic welding are a few methods for joining injection molded plastic components. Read “How to Assemble Plastic Injection Molded Components” from Crescent Industries for more information. Crescent Industries’ experience includes simple or complex operations depending on our customer’s requirements.

Webinar: Identifying User Needs in Med Tech Product Development

August 4, 2016 Noon to 1:30 PM (Eastern)

The first step in developing a successful new medical product is identifying the needs of those who will purchase and use it. Companies struggle with determining who the customer and user are – patient, physician, nurse, administrator, payer – and accurately capturing their various needs. As the development process progresses, it is then critical to ensure that the original concept is properly translated into design specifications and the final manufactured product. This webinar features experts in medical technology user research and product design to discuss key issues, potential pitfalls, and best practices.