Posted on March 19, 2020 by DeviceLab
In this nine-part series of blog posts, we’ll be talking about the process of medical device development practiced at DeviceLab. Some of the information discussed will be the implementation of internationally recognized standards for quality systems, and the distillation of 20 years’ experience in project management, design, and engineering. You’ll learn how we organize our […]
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Posted on May 8, 2018 by Derek Rudnak
Despite Some Doubts, There are Plenty of Reasons to Believe Healthcare IoT is Making Significant Impacts. Here are 20! Although grossly incorrect, some might find it pointless to discuss how the Internet of Things is revolutionizing healthcare—especially for those that believe reports about how IoT (in general) and healthcare IoT (in particular) don’t even have […]
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Posted on August 29, 2017 by Derek Rudnak
Using SEO Keyword Analysis to Find the “Best” Description of These Emerging Medical Device Design & Development Segments For the past few years, we’ve been writing about medical devices as they relate to the Internet of Things, which, of course, is also known as an acronym: IoT. Likewise, during that time, we also written about […]
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Posted on August 15, 2017 by Derek Rudnak
How are Value-Based Care, CJR, BPCI and Other Medicare Reimbursement Models Increasing Demand for Wearable Medical Devices? IT Pro Portal recently published “Five Big Data Trends in Healthcare,” a headline that may not immediately seem relevant to medical device design and development. However, it illuminates some crucial insights into both where the medical device industry […]
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Posted on June 23, 2017 by Derek Rudnak
Are There Alternative Futures for Wearable Medical Devices and IoT Healthcare Devices That Can be Addressed in the Present by Medical Device Design and Development Companies? Fierce Healthcare recently published an article with a compelling question in its headline: “Cash for Clunkers: Could It Work for Legacy Medical Devices?” Rather than debating the hypothetical—which […]
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Posted on June 7, 2017 by Derek Rudnak
Proud to be Part of Why Orange County and California Medical Device Manufacturing Leads Nation Even if you’ve never been to California—but certainly if you live and work here—you might have noticed our state’s tremendous pride in its industries. Of course, we are well known for our entertainment industries for obvious reasons, and famous […]
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Posted on April 27, 2017 by Derek Rudnak
How Hackers are Costing Hospitals Millions of Dollars Possibly Hindering Wearable Medical Device and IoT Healthcare Innovations That Could Advance Patient Care In our last blog, we discussed an article, “Hackers Will Target Hospitals Like Never Before in 2017.” This time, we are again discussing an article big, scary headline that relates to hackers and […]
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Posted on April 9, 2017 by Derek Rudnak
This week examines issues related to news about healthcare network security and hackers, safe deployment of medical devices, and a Toronto hospital’s new wireless healthcare network. DeviceLab is keenly interested in diverse aspects that relate to medical device design and development—in particular, mHealth and healthcare IoT. When we find information particularly exceptional or interesting, we […]
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Posted on April 2, 2017 by Derek Rudnak
This week’s top news and blogs include securing wireless and IoT medical devices health data with blockchain and Cloud networks, and a new IoT institute at the University of Florida. DeviceLab is keenly interested in diverse aspects that relate to medical device design and development—in particular, mHealth and healthcare IoT. When we find information […]
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Posted on March 30, 2017 by Derek Rudnak
Orange County Medical Device Design & Development Company DeviceLab Shares Top News and Blogs from the Week Ending 3/26/2017 DeviceLab is keenly interested in diverse aspects that relate to medical device design and development—in particular, mHealth and healthcare IoT. When we find information particularly exceptional or interesting, we often share it on our @devicelab Twitter […]
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