Devices In The Home: FDA Panel Explores New Ways To Provide Instructions
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
As medical devices move out of the hands of trained health professionals and into the home, FDA and manufacturers need to find new ways to teach people how to use them safely, according to agency advisors.
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