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My new book: Introduction to the Medical Device Industry: A Career in Medical Devices This book will provide you with: ✅Insights into medical devices and the rigorous process of bringing them to market. ✅A comprehensive overview of the day-to-day responsibilities in key roles such as quality, production, research and development, regulatory, and more. ✅Inspiring stories that illustrate the challenges and achievements of those working in this industry. ✅Practical advice on skills, training, and strategies for job searching. ✅Case studies that take you from the conception of a device to its market launch. The book is available on Amazon. #medicaldevices #industry #careers #biobusiness #BioBusinessResearch

Book: Introduction to the Medical Device Industry: A Career in Medical Devices This book will provide you with: ✅Insights into medical devices and the rigorous process of bringing them to market. ✅A comprehensive overview of the day-to-day responsibilities in key roles such as quality, production, research and development, regulatory, and more. ✅Inspiring stories that illustrate the challenges and achievements of those working in this industry. ✅Practical advice on skills, training, and strategies for job searching. ✅Case studies that take you from the conception of a device to its market launch. The book is available on Amazon. #medicaldevices #industry #careers #biobusiness #BioBusinessResearch

Dearest Network, it's me again, the person always talking about literature searches and related stuff 😁. Over the past few months, I've had the opportunity to work with novel medical devices that covered a super broad indication. An indication that is usually split into e.g. different severity stages, each with it's own set of available treatment options. As my device was novel, there was no similar device on the market. Thus, I needed to get data from the alternative treatment options, but there were so many alternatives available. I restricted those to the options recommended by the most important guidelines, still more than 1000 papers left with relevant content.. So, my question today is this: In situations like this, what would be your approach(es) to reduce the amount of data to a manageable number? ☀️ would you consider to omit certain guideline recommended alternative treatment options from your analysis? ☀️ would you narrow your timeframe to such an extent that the number feels manageable? ☀️ or would you approach the whole issue from a completely different angle? I am so curious about your feedback! #EuMDR #Literaturesearch #clinicalaffairs #medicalwriting #sharingiscaring

Are you an innovator, engineer or entrepreneur committed to improving healthcare? We've got a guide for you! In this e-book, we look at one of the most well-known yet controversial stories in the medical startup world: Theranos. By understanding what went wrong, we can gain profound insights into the essential pillars of successful medical device development. This e-book explores the five key factors that are crucial at every stage of development, from concept to final implementation with the patient. Let’s embark on the journey together towards a deeper understanding of what it takes to develop medical devices that not only meet the highest standards of quality and safety but also truly make a difference in the lives of patients worldwide. Get your guide here: https://lnkd.in/enDYJJCQ

The biggest challenge in today’s med device marketing You either have the visuals But struggle translating the science. Or You have the clinical talk track But haven’t developed strong content. Marketers need to build their own advisory board: Talk to Medical Education. Talk to the Clinical Engineers. Talk to your Key Opinion Leaders. Talk to both Sales Reps & Managers. Collaboration is crucial to success. 50% is not an acceptable option. Figure out how to do both. ✌️ CTA: How would you improve med device marketing? 🔔 Follow me for more Swift #meddevice advice. - #marketing #medicaleducation #salestraining #medicaldevicesales

I just finished reading the article, "Patient input into medical device development: A missed opportunity," by Steven (Steve) Bourke. By actively involving patients in every stage of the device development process—from setting research priorities to post-market surveillance—we ensure that the devices we create are not only technologically advanced but also culturally sensitive and user-friendly. I attached the figure he included in the article, which I find very helpful. It's called, "Concept roadmap of patient involvement in the different phases of medical device R&D." Source: Adapted from EUPATI Open Classroom (Lesson 3, Page 2, Figure 1 of the Medical Device Development, Lifecycle Management, New Technologies, Patient Involvement course);6 licenced under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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#NewTraining June 19-20 (half-days): Systematic Literature Review for Medical Devices Join our virtual training session, spanning across 2 half-days, to identify, appraise, and analyze available clinical data from relevant scientific literature on a medical device.   Learning Objectives: - Understand why and when systematic literature review is needed during a device lifecycle - Formulate a scientific question that defines the scope and purpose of a literature review - Identify sources of literature and how to use them - Learn the main validated systematic review methods and tools Learn more and register today: https://lnkd.in/ePuAE363 For more info, contact gmedna-training@lne-gmed.com #SystematicLiteratureReview #MedicalDeviceTraining #VirtualTraining

Love the 2 x half day format. It allows for wider global participation and learning information in easier to digest packages. With an expert like Duncan at the helm, you couldn't be in safer hands! #gmedna #medicaldevices

Well done on publishing the book, Ida! When reviewing it, I found the clear presentation of methods and tools, along with the useful online links, particularly valuable. Your voice comes through in a way that makes the book both engaging and approachable. It’s a thorough and comprehensive guide – perfect for every product manager’s back pocket, much like the Junior Woodchucks' Guidebook for Huey, Dewey, and Louie!