Last week, we observed National Public Health Week – a campaign whose mission is to advance health equity, improve community well-being and champion policies that protect and promote public health….
By Peter Pitts, Former Associate FDA Commissioner | MedCity News Americans are becoming more familiar with the right to repair movement that is shaking up industries from agriculture to consumer electronics….
This week, we honored National Doctors’ Day, a tribute to the nearly 1 million dedicated physicians in this country who work to provide quality medical care to Americans and their…
Earlier this month, Washington’s state legislature passed HB-1483, a right to repair bill with an overwhelming 94-1 vote. Supported by 60 local repair shops, consumer advocates, environmental groups, and tech…
Earlier this month, Safe Repair Project partner National Health IT Collaborative (NHIT) joined the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMMS) at their annual “HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition”. From groundbreaking…
This week we honor Patient Safety Awareness Week – a time dedicated to discussing the importance of upholding safety in our healthcare settings. It’s essential to recognize the multifaceted nature…
Earlier this week, Wisconsin filed its first right to repair bill in the state, marking the 50th state to propose some form of right to repair legislation. While these policies…
This month Vermont introduced a new bill aimed at establishing the “right to repair” specifically for medical devices, raising serious concerns about the potential threat to quality of healthcare services…
Last year, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) introduced legislation aimed at establishing a right to repair policy for the U.S. military. Her push followed the failure of a right to repair…
Lawmakers are beginning to return to their statehouses as new legislative sessions kick off across the nation. And it looks like the trend of US states enacting their own unique…
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