Tag: Healthcare and Life Sciences
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Risk Management in the Medical Device Lifecycle: Development and Testing
Executive Summary: Risk management is the backbone of your medical device product development lifecycle—a process for turning risk into a value-added type of activity. To help you understand the key role risk management has throughout the entire product lifecycle, we talked with a number of experts coming from Greenlight Guru and HTEC Group who were…
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Risk Management in the Medical Device Lifecycle: Release and Post-market Surveillance
Executive Summary: Risk management is the backbone of your medical device product development lifecycle—a process for turning risk into a value-added type of activity. To help you understand the key role risk management has throughout the entire product lifecycle, we talked with a number of experts coming from Greenlight Guru and HTEC Group who were eager to…
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Binocs: Cloud-Based Enterprise Software to Build the True Digital Lab of Tomorrow
Binocs, Bluecrux’ SaaS solution is designed to help pharmaceutical companies manage their scheduling and planning for QC, QA, R&D and CGT operations. It focuses heavily on configurability and grows at a fast pace globally. This means they always have to consider the balance of maintainability, scalability and the specific customer needs. Bluecrux approached HTEC to…
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Risk Management in the Medical Device Lifecycle: Discovery and Prototyping
Executive Summary: Risk management is the backbone of your medical device product development lifecycle — a guideline allowing you to turn risk into a value-add type of activity. To help you understand the key role Risk Management has throughout the entire product lifecycle, we talked with a number of experts coming from Greenlight Guru and HTEC Group…
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Do Regulatory Bodies Help Speed Up Innovation or is It a Hand Brake?
Are we letting regulatory efforts blindingly drive the innovation process? What are the gaps? What are the roadblocks and how to unlock them? In the following podcast, Sava, Milos and Hristina will dive deeper into the challenges MedTech companies face when dealing with regulatory and compliance and discuss these critical questions.
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AI in Medical Devices and Healthcare: Challenges and What Lies Ahead
Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and deep learning (DL) have enormous potential to alter the healthcare sector, bringing significant advancements in diagnostics, tailored treatment, and efficient patient care. To ensure the responsible and ethical development and application of these technologies, it is crucial to acknowledge the challenges and problems that go along with these…
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Defining the Undefinable: Opening the Black Box of AI in HealthCare
“Black boxes” are increasingly becoming a focal point in technological developments in the healthcare arena. Let’s take AI, for instance. Resistance to the utilization of medical AI is driven by both the subjective difficulty of understanding algorithms, an occurrence also known as a ‘Black Box”, and by an illusory subjective understanding of human medical decision-making. The…
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Why Decentralization is the Future of Clinical Trials
What is a decentralized clinical trial? A decentralized clinical trial means that almost all the steps are performed without in-person contact between the team that is carrying the trial and the subject of the trial. Decentralized clinical trials are differentiated from traditional clinical trials by using various technologies that enable remote or virtual communication. This kind…
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Revolutionizing Healthcare: Top Trends Shaping the Medical Device Industry
Welcome to the dawn of a new era in healthcare, where cutting-edge technologies and innovative approaches are transforming the landscape of the medical device industry. In this article, we delve into the most groundbreaking trends shaping the future of healthcare, from the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning to the rise of telemedicine and…
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Are Digital Health Solutions Widening the Health Equity Gap?
Health equity refers to the idea that everyone should have the same opportunity to be healthy, regardless of their social or economic background. The problem with health equity is that certain groups of people may face barriers to accessing healthcare and other factors that contribute to good health. This can lead to health disparities, where…