Human Factors Engineering for Medical Devices From Concept Through Reprocessing and Post-market Surveillance
Human factors engineering (HFE), also referred to as usability engineering, is a structured, risk-based process intended to...
Human factors engineering (HFE), also referred to as usability engineering, is a structured, risk-based process intended to...
Implant caddies or similar implant storage units for single use implants are commonly opened and exposed during...
Ethylene oxide (EO) remains the sterilization method of choice for approximately 50% of all single-use medical devices...
In the biocompatibility assessment of medical devices, two of the primary points of consideration are how long...
Human factors engineering is essential to designing medical devices and healthcare products that are safe, intuitive, and...
Disinfectants must be qualified on the surfaces present within a pharmaceutical manufacturing environment before they are approved...
RapidCert™ BI testing offers a transformative approach to biological indicator testing, delivering faster results than traditional compendial methods—incubation...
Reusable medical devices are medical devices intended for repeated use on patients. These devices range from simple,...
This presentation explores the validation of sterilization by filtration as a critical step in aseptic pharmaceutical processing....
This will present two case studies of applications at customer sites to help the sites improve efficiency...