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In recent years, the intersection of technology and healthcare has brought significant advancements, shaping the future of medical practices and patient care. This article examines key areas where technology is driving transformation and enhancing patient safety. Addressing Reporting Delays in Medical Device Incidents The Study on Reporting Delays

The recent changes in federal healthcare oversight have introduced a wave of uncertainty among healthcare providers across the United States, stirring widespread speculation about potential policy shifts and their implications for the industry. With new appointments at key healthcare regulatory bodies, the sector faces significant challenges and

In the ongoing debate over South Africa's healthcare system, the proposed National Health Insurance (NHI) scheme has become a lightning rod for controversy. As part of the government's attempt to improve access to healthcare, the NHI regulations have faced significant criticism from politicians, organizations, and the public. A key point

The FDA has recently approved Neurotech Pharmaceuticals' pioneering gene therapy product, Encelto, which is designed to treat macular telangiectasia type 2 (MacTel) in adults, marking a significant advancement in vision disorder treatment. Unlike traditional protein therapies that require frequent injections due to their short half-lives,

In a significant policy shift, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently rescinded the Richardson waiver policy, a decision highlighting a new approach to managing public notice and comments on its regulatory decisions. Under the previous policy, HHS was obligated to invite public input for a 60-day period before finalizing

Healthcare leaders are currently facing unprecedented challenges that require innovative and adaptive strategies. By focusing on patient experiences, leveraging technology, and addressing societal issues, they are evolving to meet the demands of the modern healthcare environment. Patient Experience and Retention Patient-Centric Care Mark Gorelick,