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Hongyi Yu1, Mingwei Zhang1, Weiqiang Zhang1
1Shanghai Testing and Inspection Institute for Medical Devices, Shanghai, 201318.
Abstract:
The reliability of domestic medical equipment is one of the main factors that restrict the competitiveness of domestic medical devices. It is also an important factor that endangers the safety of patients and a blind spot in safety risk management. By analyzing the core elements of reliability and the situation of domestic medical device industry, this paper sorts out and analyzes the problems existing in the reliability of medical device industry, and puts forward the key points and problems to be solved to improve the reliability of domestic medical equipment products.
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