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The ECRI Institute has ranked the top safety issues confronting healthcare facilities when it comes to the use of medical devices and systems.October 7
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The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday warned patients and providers about a set of 11 cybersecurity vulnerabilities that may pose risks for certain medical devices and hospital networks.October 2
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The Food and Drug Administration has issued revised draft guidance on the categories of clinical decision support software subject to FDA oversight.October 1
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Thanks to a grant from the Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration, Los Angeles is home to a new hub to spur development of medical technology and digital health tools.September 5
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The Food and Drug Administration contends that universal device identifiers will enable the agency to actively monitor medical device performance and better identify patient safety concerns and recalls.August 27
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has finalized a rule to promote quicker access to new medical technology through changes in payment policies.August 6
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Two types of hospital anesthesia devices manufactured by GE Healthcare contain significant cyber vulnerabilities, a federal agency contends.July 11
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Agency says the vendor is unable to adequately update devices with software or patch them to address vulnerabilities.June 28
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The Food and Drug Administration has plans to make the database that houses medical device reports submitted to the agency more user friendly.June 24
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The Department of Homeland Security is warning of vulnerabilties in BD Alaris Gateway workstations that could enable hackers to manipulate them remotely.June 14
