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Medical device regulations include requirements with which both the device and their manufacturer need to comply to enable legal market entry. However, these requirements are often vaque, described...
It has been noted that the occurrence of use errors, also called as human error, increases the number and severity of incidents related to the use of medical devices. Use errors typically occur when...
Across industries, the pace to introduce new products is increasing. This puts pressure on companies to shorten the design and development cycles. Medical devices are no exception in this respect.
Healthcare technology is one of the largest high-tech export segments of Finnish industry, and it continues to grow strongly year after year. In addition to growth, the industry is evolving with...
High quality combined with cost-effective production can be achieved through optimized manufacturability. This requires a wide range of expertise as well as strategic capabilities.
When creating a new medical device to the market, there’s much more that goes into designing, developing and introducing it to the market. To be able to enter the certain markets, the development and...
The importance of SW is growing – also in medical devices and as medical devices. This blog text deals with the change of SW’s role, the tightening regulations landscape as well as how to be agile...
“At Innokas Medical, everything begins with the quality built into our processes, products and services. The most important know-how as well as the high standards of our daily operations can be seen...