European Medical Device Technology, May/June 2013, Volume 4, No. 3
May 9th, 2013
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This Issue's Articles
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The increasing complexity of medical devices is driving advances in industrial x-ray technology.
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Connectivity relies on near field communication technology, which is rarely used in medical applications.
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If the proposed rule on US FDA requirements for accepting data from medical device clinical studies conducted outside the United States becomes final, manufacturers will face significant new requirements.
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Shifting demographics and a challenging economic environment are having a profound impact on the business dynamics of the medical device market in Europe. It’s time to get creative. Four EU companies show how.
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The balance is swinging from high tech to the human touch for medical technology companies, as the emphasis in product development shifts from functionality to regulatory compliance, cost-effectiveness and usability.
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Go ahead, turn the world on its head. But you're not going to do it alone. After all, Steven Jobs did not invent the iPhone. He preached a vision that drove the Apple team to spectacular success. High-impact engineering for medical devices follows the same model, so get with a team, and lead that team to success.
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