The leader's role in medical device safety.

Frank Federico

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The leader's role in medical device safety.

August 24, 2013

Federico F. Healthcare executive. 2013;28(3):82-5.

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This article discusses how executives can improve medical device safety by engaging staff in purchasing decisions, implementing safeguards, and responding to adverse events.

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