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The shift to increased patient input for device development and clinical trials in recent years has been more challenging than expected, according to participants at the FDA/CMS Summit. Read More
The percentage of FDA-approved clinical trials that include patient-reported health outcomes has reached 80 percent, CDRH Director Jeff Shuren said at the FDA/CMS Summit. Read More
The FDA proposed a framework for a voluntary pilot program aimed at using industry assessments of manufacturing quality to reduce the agency’s oversight actions. Read More
Brazil’s National Agency for Sanitary Surveillance is streamlining its process for good manufacturing practice certification to allow faster access to new technologies. Read More
The Department of Homeland Security issued an advisory over major software vulnerabilities in two versions of Philips Healthcare’s web application DoseWise Portal (DWP) that can give hackers access to protected electronic patient health information. Read More
The FDA cut off imports from a Chinese manufacturer of hospital beds, stretchers and operating-room tables after an inspection discovered multiple violations of quality standards, the agency said in a warning letter. Read More
The Department of Homeland Security issued an advisory over major software vulnerabilities in two versions of Philips Healthcare’s web application DoseWise Portal that can give hackers access to protected electronic patient health information. Read More
The FDA’s new pilot program for pre-certifying software for digital medical devices is up and running and companies can now apply to take part in the program. The goal of the new approach is to determine whether a company meets the necessary quality standard. Read More
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