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I have experienced this in several of my accounts. It is the latest and greatest in the products committee stalling process. I call it the "sales prevention 202 program" Most of time you do not know if your product is actually being evaluated by a real person. You certainly have no one to call if you would like an update and no one seems to know who is on the committees
 












We need a class-action lawsuit on behalf of patients vs. every hospital using this system. It completely removes clinical input from the equation so that patient care has no impact on the decision process. Every product approval decision is now based purely on cost. What will happen next is a patient will be injured by a cheap product, that patient's blood will be on the hands of the hospital purchasing people using this system, but it will be the surgeon who pays. Do buyers carry malpractice insurance? Do they have prescription pads on their desks?
 






I have experienced this in several of my accounts. It is the latest and greatest in the products committee stalling process. I call it the "sales prevention 202 program" Most of time you do not know if your product is actually being evaluated by a real person. You certainly have no one to call if you would like an update and no one seems to know who is on the committees
 






I have experienced this in several of my accounts. It is the latest and greatest in the products committee stalling process. I call it the "sales prevention 202 program" Most of time you do not know if your product is actually being evaluated by a real person. You certainly have no one to call if you would like an update and no one seems to know who is on the committees

You should be on the other end....by the time I get it through all the committee's and the hoops Medapproved makes you jump through, the product/device is already obsolete!