Draeger Certifies Trapeze Wi-Fi with Infinity Patient Monitoring Line
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This is an ongoing requirement, and not a one time shot.
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The intent of this standard is the application of risk management to enterprise networks incorporating medical devices.
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It seems that something like the existing ISO 14971 risk management standard for medical device manufacturers will be used to address networked medical devices. Several major revisions will be required, not the least of which is...
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There were about 25 attendees today; mostly regulatory, quality and security experts along with a few representing hospitals, and a connectologist or two. We ran from 11am until almost 7pm. (You can read my run up to this...
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I'm on my way today to an interesting meeting being held at FDA offices in Rockville, MD. The regulatory groups ISO TC210 and IEC SC62A are convening a formal study group to look at safety requirements relating to installation,...
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