What is a Rare Disease Rare disease refers to a condition that affects fewer people. The World Health Organization (W.H.O) has defined a rare disease as one with frequency less than 6.5-10 per 10,000 people. Challenges in Rare Diseases Research Unlike the common disease, research in rare diseases encounters several challenges. They are: Recruiting, engaging,…
DetailsRare Disease Day On the 28th of February, rare disease day is celebrated globally every year. This day was established for the first time by EURORDIS (The European Rare Disease Organization) in 2008 to spread awareness amongst the public about rare diseases and their impact on the lives of patients suffering with them. Further, it…
DetailsWork-From-Home (WFH) is one of the main argument topics lately. WFH as well as flexible working hours are the two major retention tools for working mothers and even other employees. Time is changing very fast, and it has become necessary to build a transparent culture within, which includes trusting employees to work whenever they want. The…
DetailsMedical devices comprise of a vast range of equipment, ranging from a single pair of tongs to a heart-lung machine. Along with medicines and allied healthcare technologies, medical devices are important for modern patient‑centric care in all sorts of clinical settings like bedside, rural clinics, or metro hospitals. Medical devices have improved the quality of…
DetailsClinical Evaluation Report for Medical Devices Clinical evaluation report (CER) is a document containing information regarding clinical evaluation of a medical device. CER is intended to be reviewed by the Notified Body (NB). Clinical evaluation refers to an organized procedure (Figure 1) used to collate, compile, and analyze clinical data related to a medical device.…
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