Climedo Health explains how you can connect with your product users to convince them to give regular and constructive feedback, allowing you to continuously ensure and prove the safety and performance of your medical devices.
German manufacturer Reiter HG Geiger Kunststofftechnik explains its part in meeting the German Government’s order for the construction of 20,000 respirators.
Hrishikesh Kadam of Global Market Insights suggests business looks good for manufacturers of IV bags, dialysis bags, and blood bags due to expected increase in demand during the next few years.
Chris Rason, MD of Aggreko UK says removing the concern of lengthy commitments and outdated technology, will better equip the UK manufacturing sector to accomplish a post-pandemic recovery.
Vikash Kumar and Sanklan Chandak of ChemBizR highlight trends in medical plastics, including how standard plastics are faring compared with high-performance polymers.
In the USPTO, claims may be rejected for a number of reasons. Being aware of the requirements of four sections of Title 35 of the United States Code allows companies to know what to expect during the patent process and how to overcome rejections.
In this white paper, Dave Splett, vice president of business development, Injectech, a medical component manufacturer, shares his insight into the current situation.
A study into the costs versus benefits of introducing 3D printing technology into hospitals has shown that such innovations aid complicated surgeries and can be a key tool in easing time and financial pressures for hospitals.
Nigel Flowers, UK managing director of Sumitomo (SHI) Demag explores the impact the pandemic has had on injection moulding investments, including robotics.
