This story was originally published by Knowable Magazine.
From the earliest days of their evolution, guts and brains have been the best of friends.
Designing, developing, and getting your medical device approved and onto the market is a huge accomplishment—but it isn’t the end of your responsibilities.
For many of us, our electronic device can be a communications lifeline, entertainment system, and professional networking hub. If trends continue, it may become our health advisor as well.
This story was originally published by MIT News.
This story was originally published by Knowable Magazine.
From the earliest days of their evolution, guts and brains have been the best of friends.
Health-tracking devices and apps are becoming part of everyday life.
The spirit of service—for a small clinic started in 1913 to provide free care to Los Angeles (LA)—lives today in the servant-leader aspirations of 2019 Baldrige Award recipient Ad
Medical-device usability testing and validation are critical tasks leading up to a medical device’s debut on the market. “Usability” looks at how the user interacts with your device and forms a key component of overall risk management and safety.
This story was originally published by Knowable Magazine.