Acertara is participating in the State of Colorado’s Innovative Industries Internship Program, providing internship opportunities for two software interns this year and we are thrilled to have Ben Gillett and Alice Lundberg join our team for the summer. Ben just completed his sophomore year at Colorado State University where he is earning a Bachelor of … Continue reading
Rules, Regulations, Compliance, Substantial Equivalence, or What? G. Wayne Moore, B.Sc., MBA, FASE 05/14/19 As an ultrasound medical device regulatory expert, I receive a great many questions throughout the year regarding exactly what the FDA Guidance documents are. For example, are they requirements, rules, suggestions, or regulations? Below you will find the link to the … Continue reading
Guest Editorial Callie G. Moore, BA, RAC 4/9/2019 As our country begins the ramp-up to the 2020 elections a good deal of rhetoric and press has been aimed at what has generally been described as “healthcare reform”. Specifically, the mantra of “affordable” healthcare for all, without defining what affordable actually means. In the most general … Continue reading
Acertara has redefined its repair capabilities on Philips X5-1 xMatrix transducers. Repair capabilities include cosmetic repairs, lens replacements, CW mitigation, re-termination, and complex electrical repairs on both the explora and compact connectors. We have also expanded our inventory to include loaners for both models. Call the main office at 303-834-8413 or email us at [email protected] for your … Continue reading
Artificial Intelligence G. Wayne Moore, B.Sc., MBA, FASE 03/12 /19 “Over the next few years, the role of AI will continue to grow but ethical and legal issues are yet to be addressed.” -Daniel Sokol, PhD, Medical Ethicist As with any exciting and potentially game changing technology the initial hyperbole about its value and the … Continue reading
The Human Eye versus AI G. Wayne Moore, B.Sc., MBA, FASE 02/12 /19 Medical images are often comprised of both subjective and objective interpretation components. This is true because each type of imaging modality has strengths and weaknesses ranging from the breadth of clinical use to what humans perceive as image resolution. Medical imaging devices … Continue reading
G. Wayne Moore, B.Sc., MBA, FASE 01/08/19 The generally accepted definition of a Potemkin Village is any construction built solely to deceive the viewer into thinking the situation is better than it seems. The term comes from stories of a fake portable village built solely to impress Empress Catherine II by her former lover Grigory … Continue reading
G. Wayne Moore, B.Sc., MBA, FASE 12/11 /18 I just want to take this month’s newsletter to say how very much I appreciate our HTM customers. HTMs have an increasingly tough job taking care of more and more medical devices with an ever increasingly level of complexity, and with fewer and fewer resources to accomplish … Continue reading
Acertara had the pleasure of participating and attending the CEAI Conference in Illinois this past August. Check out the highlight video below! You might see some familiar faces! … Continue reading
Sunday, November 11th, 2018 Originally called Armistice Day, commemorating the signing of the agreement that ended World War I at 11:00 A.M., November 11, 1918, this federal holiday was changed to Veterans Day in 1954. At that time, it became a day to honor all the men and women who have served in the armed … Continue reading
