AdvaMed’s MedTech POV blog features all the latest developments, perspectives, and resources by and for the medical technology community.
In recent years, private investors have been subject to increased government enforcement scrutiny under the False Claims Act. Given investors’ vital role in medtech, AdvaMed developed tools and resources to…
Frans van Houten, CEO of Royal Philips, explains the potentially dire consequences of unchecked chip shortages for monitoring unborn babies, treating sudden cardiac arrest patients, assessing the vital signs of…
Pat Fogarty sat down with industry observer Jack Kalavritinos for a Q&A to discuss the current landscape of litigation in the medical device industry.
This document is intended to outline some of the potential considerations and possible approaches to help research sponsors improve inclusion of under-represented groups in clinical research.
Brought to you by AdvaMed, MedTech POV with Scott Whitaker is a podcast that covers the intersection of medtech and policy from every perspective.
AdvaMed is collaborating with the U.S. and Ukrainian governments to facilitate donations of urgently needed medical supplies to Ukraine.
The federal Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs support scientific development and product innovation benefiting patients in need and the public at large.
On patient safety, there is no substitution for the extensive training, knowledge, and expertise authorized servicers must have to maintain and repair complex medical technology.
The AdvaMed Code helps guide medical technology companies to develop and structure internal controls and self-regulatory principles in a way that addresses important legal risks.
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For National Minority Cancer Awareness Month, AdvaMed’s DeChane Dorsey reflects on the continued need for improvements in health equity and the impact of cancer on racial and ethnic minority groups.
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