PROGRESS IN HEALTH TECHNOLOGY METHODOLOGIES: A THOROUGH ANALYSIS CENTERED ON OBSTETRICAL MEDICAL DEVICES
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https://doi.org/10.48047/t023sc59Keywords:
Diagnostic, Technology, Health, Methodologies.Abstract
The purpose of this study is to examine the development of various approaches to health technology
with a focus on devices used during pregnancy. Considering the increasing need for innovative
methods of maternal healthcare, this paper examines the current landscape of medical device
development and evaluates potential solutions to enhance the devices' use, safety, and efficacy. There
was a significant need for novel methods of maternity care. The research uncovers major challenges
and opportunities in the sector by conducting an in-depth analysis of the present technology and the
developing trends. By delving into legal frameworks, integration methodologies, and stakeholder
viewpoints, a multidisciplinary approach may provide a thorough grasp of the development process.
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