Coping with Defective Software in Medical Devices

Authors:
Steven R. Rakitin
Affiliations:
Software Quality Consulting Inc.
Venue:
Computer
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Embedding defective software in medical devices increases safety risks. Given that all software is inherently defective, how can medical device manufacturers identify and manage risk? An effective, tailored risk management process can make the task less daunting.