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  Supplier Quality Agreement or Supply Agreement?

  A Supplier Quality Agreement or a Supply Agreement may be needed to secure long term supply and maintain the current configuration of any component.

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  A design engineer’s perspective of medical device biocompatibility

  Design engineer’s perspective of medical device biocompatibility to help determine if a device needs to be biocompatible.

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  Silicone moulding strategies for medical applications

  Key variables in rapid silicone prototyping are material selection and silicone moulding strategy. Approaches and key points for mould design.

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  Is your digital health strategy “bubble-proof”?

  Five points to consider. from the dot-com era to make our medical device digital health strategy bubble proof.

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  The race to value-based care: a medtech perspective

  Value-based care ‘shifts’ the medical healthcare industry from a ‘volume’ payment model to an ‘outcome’ payment model.

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  Medical applications and early stage design – silicone material selection

  The two key variables in rapid silicone prototyping are silicone material selection and moulding strategy.

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  4 ways to make your jig design process more effective

  4 ways (with related principles) to make your medical device jig design process more effective. Jigs help us conduct tests and collect data.

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  7 Benefits of Using Adaptive Design for Clinical Studies

  Adaptive studies can be especially useful in the pivotal stage if there are uncertainties about one or two aspects of the study.

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  Will new FDA final rule on symbols for device labels make devices cheaper?

  FDA final rule on symbols is an important step towards global medical device harmonization and hopefully for a decrease in manufacturing costs as well.

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