Browsing: medical devices

Momentum Health and the Harms Study Group are collaborating to improve scoliosis treatment using AI and advanced technologies.

ECRI’s annual report identifies and addresses significant health technology risks. This webinar provides insights into the Top 10 Hazards for 2025, offering actionable recommendations for healthcare providers and manufacturers.

The Christabel Pankhurst Institute and Translation Manchester have released a new toolkit designed to streamline the process of bringing health technology innovations from research to patient care.

This article explores the evolution of digital health technologies, introduces V3+, a framework for validating the usability of sensor-based digital health technologies (sDHTs), and outlines key activities to ensure their effective implementation.

This article discusses the need for transparent and mandatory feedback-collection mechanisms within AI-enabled digital health technologies to ensure patient safety and holistic development.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released new draft guidance for developers of medical devices that use artificial intelligence.

ECRI identifies artificial intelligence as the biggest health technology hazard for 2025, citing concerns about bias, misleading outputs, and unrealistic expectations. Other hazards include home care technology issues and cybersecurity threats.

Medical and health technology innovators are committed to responsible, ethical, and transparent data handling to benefit patients, clinicians, and the healthcare system.

WORK Medical and Chartwell Medical are joining forces to enhance growth in the healthcare sector.

The FDA fired AI experts who conduct approvals for medical devices and might not get them back.