Description
Advancements in medical device technology are revolutionizing healthcare by improving diagnostic accuracy, treatment options, and patient monitoring. These innovations enable earlier detection of diseases, enhance the precision of medical procedures, and contribute to better overall patient outcomes. By integrating engineering, clinical insights, and regulatory frameworks, the development of cutting-edge medical devices addresses critical gaps in healthcare accessibility and quality. This progress not only fosters more efficient healthcare systems but also drives economic growth and innovation across the medical and technology sectors. Ultimately, these advancements play a vital role in shaping a healthier and more technologically advanced society.
Design, Development, and Deployment of Cutting-Edge Medical Devices explores the multifaceted process involved in bringing advanced medical technologies from concept to reality. It provides a comprehensive overview of the engineering, regulatory, and clinical aspects that are essential in the creation and implementation of these devices. Covering topics such as anesthesiology, healthcare companies, and wellness products, this book is an excellent resource for researchers, academicians, engineers, technologists, healthcare professionals, regulatory experts, compliance officers, policymakers, healthcare administrators, students and trainees, and more.
Author's/Editor's Biography
Stéphanie Monteiro (Ed.)
Stéphanie Monteiro
is a Senior Quality Engineer at Nemotec, specializing in medical devices. She holds an MSc in Biomedical Technology and is a PhD researcher in Biomedical Engineering, focusing on medical devices and simulator development. Stéphanie has extensive expertise in quality management, medical devices, medical prototypes, and the pharmaceutical industry. She is a Certified Six Sigma Black Belt™ and has significant experience as a CSV Engineer and QA Technical Specialist, focusing on quality systems and continuous improvement. Additionally, she is affiliated with the Institute for Systems and Robotics (ISR-Lisboa), where she contributes as a Medical Devices Researcher, advancing innovation in healthcare technology.