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News|Videos|September 30, 2025

Medical Device Development Process

Author(s)Sharon Ward-Fore, BS, MS, MT(ASCP), CIC, FAPIC, Whitney A. Casey, MHA, MBA, BBA, BA

Understanding the lengthy timeline for product development better equips manufacturers for responding to faulty cleaners and disinfectants.

It can take three to seven years before a medical product can be on sale in the marketplace. This episode dives into the various factors that influence the product development process.

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