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报告摘要
WHO Medical Devices April 2022 Newsletter Summary
Key Information & Priorities
- Emphasizes continuing focus on vaccination, testing, and treatment as priorities.
- Highlights protecting health care workers.
1. Strategic & Technical Advisory Group for Medical Devices (STAG MEDEV)
- Call for WHO experts (one-year term): Deadline 13 May 2022
- Will advise WHO on:
- Global policies, strategies, progress evaluation, challenges, and availability/access to medical devices.
- Priority essential/inventory development, primary health care technologies, and early diagnosis/treatment devices.
- Expert profiles and application process details available via WHO link.
2. Nomenclature of Medical Devices
- Standardization is a key topic for discussion at the upcoming World Health Assembly (WHA75) in May.
- Recent developments & actions:
- Decisions discussed at the Executive Board and Member State Information Session.
- An extraordinary extension for Member States to review and submit final official comments on the Global Atlas of Medical Devices (2022 edition). Deadline: Monday, 2 May 2022.
- Further discussions planned: Stakeholder consultation (April 2022), WHA75 (May 2022). Updates and Secretariat report expected.
3. Open Position: Biomedical Engineer at WHO HQ
- Call for applications for a "P4" Biomedical Engineer position (1-year contract), working on Priority Medical Devices.
- Deadline: 13 May 2022.
- Responsibilities: Coordinate data/information, provide technical policy advice, liaise, develop guidance/training, organize meetings, develop materials, support funding.
- Qualifications: Essential: Advanced degree in Biomedical Engineering/Clinical Engineering/Bioengineering. Desirable degrees also listed.
- Apply with job description available via WHO website.
Contact/Disclaimer
- For questions, see official contacts and links provided in the full newsletter.
- Use designated dropbox for comments on the Global Atlas.
Stay Safe, Take Care
- Closes the note with a well-wishes and reminder of past positive trends related COVID-19 response.
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