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  Medical Device Design Control, the Method to the Madness

  Design control shouldn’t inhibit creativity; it should enable it by providing a safety net when the unknowns start showing up during design. 

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  I Hate Wires

  Few things are more frustrating than spending a day or more in the lab wiring up a new system when missing your deadline is imminent.

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  Rapid Learning, Medical Device Development, and the Fine Art of Making Bread

  Rapid learning in medical device development: the importance of asking the right questions of the right people right from the start.

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  Prototyping Innovation and Its Relationship to Medical Device Design

  Encourage meaningful innovation by creating a culture of frequent and rapid prototyping in the medical device development field.

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  Don’t Interrupt Me!

  Interrupt-a software routine, executed when a specified hardware event occurs; used in microcontroller based subsystems of medical devices

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  Risk Management as a Design Tool in Medical Device Development

  How do we define the quality of a medical device? What attributes cause us to come to the conclusion that a device…

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  Puff the Magic Tonometer Workflow

  Tonometer ophthalmology medical device examines how it evolved as it relates to medical device engineering and doctor usability.

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  5 Common Ways to Get Your Medical Device Product Wrong

  Common Clinical Input, Financial Model, Critical Requirements, Regulatory. Prototyping mistakes that can get a Medical Device Product Wrong.

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  A New Beginning

  Exploring a new design idea should be a new beginning, like an infant whose world is entirely new and without preconceived notions.

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