Software programmes employed as medical devices

Medical Staff Employed in Burdwan

Programmes of Medical Societies

1 Penlu Terrace, Tuckingmill, Camborne, Cornwall 4th Oct.: Presidential Address on "Anaemia". R.C.I. 3rd Nov.: "Emergencies: Modern Anaesthesia", by Dr. Trotter, Redruth. 7th Dec.: Ladies' Night. Dr. H. P. Speed on "Poltergeists". R.C.I. 4th Jan.: Clinical Meeting. Redruth. 1st Feb.: "Pain of Arterial Origin", by Mr. H. H. G. Eastcott. R.C.I. 7th Mar.: Clinical Evening. St. Lawrence's. 4th Apr....

Software quality in medical devices-a top-down approach

The development of highly reliable software is key to the success of many of today's medical devices and instruments. The development of such software is achieved through a phased development process that starts with requirements and ends when the product reaches the market Quality medical sofiware is achieved by applying verification and validation techniques throughout the different developme...

Regulation of Medical Devices involving Software in Australia - an Overview

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) regulates the supply of therapeutic goods in Australia – including medical devices. Many medical devices are not programmable, electronic, or even electrical. However more devices are becoming programmable, and existing medical device software is becoming more complex. Currently in Australia, certain types of medical devices are subjected to extensive ...

Software Engineering Programmes are not Computer Science Programmes

Programmes in “Software Engineering” have become a source of contention in many universities. Computer Science departments, many of which have used that phrase to describe individual courses for decades, claim software engineering as part of their discipline. Some engineering faculties claim “Software Engineering” as a new speciality in the family of engineering disciplines. This paper discusse...