Article: A checklist for using home-based medical devices.(fda.gov)(Brief Article)

People who are ill or have disabilities frequently must use home-care medical devices to help them cope with and treat their disorders. Device examples include wheelchairs, ventilators, blood glucose meters, and blood infusion pumps. Patients using these devices, or their care providers, may need training or other health care-related services to use and maintain their devices safely and effectively in their homes or elsewhere, such as at work or school.

To help patients get the most out of their home-care medical devices, the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health has created an online brochure containing a checklist covering all aspects of device ...

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