Medical Device incident reporting is a legal obligation for professional users in Finland. We analyzed all medical device incident reports recorded into the national incident repository from January 2014 to August 2021. Among the total 5,897 records, annual numbers of incident reports varied between 463 and 1,190. Approximately 80% of the medical device incident reports were near misses, 18.7% were person injuries and 1.3% deaths. The number of annual medical device incident reports between hospital districts varied more than expected when related to the population of catchment area. There was a tendency towards lesser reports per population from smaller hospital districts. In conclusion, medical device incident reporting activity of the pr...
Objectives Despite widespread use of medical devices and their increasing complexity, their contrib...
BACKGROUND: French regulations require that adverse events involving medical devices be reported to ...
Background: The rapid expansion in the use of electronic health records (EHR) has increased the numb...
Medical Device incident reporting is a legal obligation for professional users in Finland. We analyz...
Medical Device incident reporting is a legal obligation for professional users in Finland. We analyz...
The European Union Medical Device Directive 2007/47/EC1 defines software with a medical purpose as a...
The aim of this study was to analyse electronic health record-related patient safety incidents in th...
OBJECTIVES: To determine if and in what ways serious patient safety incidents differ from nonserious...
Abstract Background Medical devices have improved the...
Objectives: To determine if and in what ways serious patient safety incidents differ from non-seriou...
Current methods for monitoring harm caused by health information technology (HIT) are minimal, even ...
Continuous monitoring of the safety profile of medicinal products is essential also after marketing ...
Abstract The objectives of the study were to characterize events related to patient safety reported...
Objectives Despite widespread use of medical devices and their increasing complexity, their contribu...
Inadequate, missing or incorrect patient information is usually related to poor documentation. It ha...
Objectives Despite widespread use of medical devices and their increasing complexity, their contrib...
BACKGROUND: French regulations require that adverse events involving medical devices be reported to ...
Background: The rapid expansion in the use of electronic health records (EHR) has increased the numb...
Medical Device incident reporting is a legal obligation for professional users in Finland. We analyz...
Medical Device incident reporting is a legal obligation for professional users in Finland. We analyz...
The European Union Medical Device Directive 2007/47/EC1 defines software with a medical purpose as a...
The aim of this study was to analyse electronic health record-related patient safety incidents in th...
OBJECTIVES: To determine if and in what ways serious patient safety incidents differ from nonserious...
Abstract Background Medical devices have improved the...
Objectives: To determine if and in what ways serious patient safety incidents differ from non-seriou...
Current methods for monitoring harm caused by health information technology (HIT) are minimal, even ...
Continuous monitoring of the safety profile of medicinal products is essential also after marketing ...
Abstract The objectives of the study were to characterize events related to patient safety reported...
Objectives Despite widespread use of medical devices and their increasing complexity, their contribu...
Inadequate, missing or incorrect patient information is usually related to poor documentation. It ha...
Objectives Despite widespread use of medical devices and their increasing complexity, their contrib...
BACKGROUND: French regulations require that adverse events involving medical devices be reported to ...
Background: The rapid expansion in the use of electronic health records (EHR) has increased the numb...