Features
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R&D & Design
Current State of (Design) Mind
Medtech designers have an array of new tools to use for medical device development, enabling better solutions for healthcare.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 05.01.20
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Surgical
Robot Wars: Battling for Robotic Surgery System Supremacy
No longer a near monopoly, the robotic and computer-assisted surgery market welcomes emerging competitors to expand treatment options.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 05.01.20
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Contract Manufacturing
Contract Partners: A Discussion of Full Service Outsourcing
Today’s outsourcing providers are more than just “hired help”; they serve as an extension of an OEM’s capabilities.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 05.01.20
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R&D & Design
Examining the Usability of Medical Software
Developers need to consider the ‘human factor’ when it comes to testing medical device software.Bruce Johnston, Senior Software Engineering Specialist, MedAcuity Software 04.01.20
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The Challenge and Opportunity in Corporate Environmental Sustainability Efforts
One company shares its experiences and outcomes with ongoing efforts toward a focus on environmental stewardship.Neil Peterson, Alisha Jerauld, CPA and Matt Wold, Merit Medical Systems Inc. 04.01.20
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A Manufacturer’s Secret Weapon: R&D Tax Credits
For small and medium-sized medical device manufacturers, qualifying for the tax credits could result in an unexpected windfall.Chris Lake, President, R&D Tax Credit Consultant 04.01.20
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Software & IT
Validating Your QMS the ‘EZ Way’
Securing approval for an eQMS solution is only the beginning; ensuring it’s properly installed and set up is arguably more significant.James Shore and Roxana Rosales 04.01.20
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Digital Health
Digital Defenders: COVID-19 Creates a Spotlight on Digital Health Tools
Digital health tools like telemedicine, AI algorithms, and connectivity are playing an increasingly important role in helping prevent and manage disease.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 04.01.20
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Tubing & Extrusion
Pathways to Care: Tubing Technologies
Tubing is incorporated into a variety of medical technologies, which is why the demands on manufacturers of the components are increasing substantially.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 04.01.20
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Packaging & Sterilization
Seeking Sterilization Solutions: A Look at Ethylene Oxide
An examination of the recent controversy surrounding ethylene oxide and its impact on supply risk as well as the search for alternatives.Paul Boentges and Sam Ramnarine, Jabil Healthcare 03.04.20
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R&D & Design
Four Considerations for Developers of Next-Generation Combination Products
Bringing together real-time monitoring, telemedicine, AI, interventions, and pharmaceuticals into a single device produces a number of potential pitfalls.Mark Goodman and Barry Thompson, Baker & McKenzie LLP 03.04.20
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Software & IT
Realizing Production Efficiency Through ERP Solutions
Medical product outsourcers share insights and best practices through a survey of manufacturers that’s centered around their outlook for 2020.Louis Columbus, Principal, IQMS/DelmiaWorks 03.04.20
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Testing
Testing in Flux: Changing Protocols for a Transformative Industry
As regulations and requirements around the world change, so too do the testing protocols for medical devices, sending OEMs to consult expert partners.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 03.04.20
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Materials
A Matter of Substance: Medical Device Materials
Medtech manufacturers are leveraging cleaner, more lightweight materials to meet increasing demand for home healthcare solutions and wearable devices.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 03.04.20
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Cardiovascular
Getting to the Heart of the Matter: An Examination of Transcatheter Heart Technologies
Transcatheter structural heart therapies stand to replace their open-heart counterparts thanks to technological innovations and expanded patient access.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 03.04.20
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Industry Assessment: A Roundtable of Medtech Executives
Top medtech executives from across the industry weigh-in on a variety of issues impacting medical device manufacturers.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 01.29.20
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Electronics
Medtech Connects with Electronic Manufacturing Solutions
IoT, data collection, wearability, connectivity, and miniaturization lead as the demands medtech has of its electronics-centric suppliers.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 01.29.20
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Machining & Laser Processing
Machining Moves to Modernize with Industry 4.0
Lasers and traditional machining are advancing and implementing Industry 4.0 features, requiring expanded skill sets.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 01.29.20
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R&D & Design
Inventive Interaction: Medtech Research and Development in 2020
Engaging with all stakeholders—patients, clinicians, and community members alike—is key to effective medtech R&D.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 01.29.20
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3D/Additive Manufacturing
Adding Fabrication Capabilities: Additive Manufacturing for Production Parts
As printers, materials, and know-how continue to advance, additive manufacturing and 3D printing offer production-ready functionality for device makers.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 11.04.19
