Typically, a medical device case study is a 500 to 800-word article on how the device improves the diagnosis or treatment of patients. It can also be a success story of how the device increased productivity, revenues, saved money, improved regulatory compliance or reduced downtime. Essentially, a case study is the end user’s testimonial on [...]
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Essential Tips on Writing an Effective Case Study For a Medical Device
March 21st, 2010 
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No Comments »Business Case Study Methodology – The PAR Formula
January 30th, 2010 admin In this age of taking business online, in the form of presentations, video, webinars and e-courses, case studies have become a powerful marketing tool. An effective, yet simple way of developing case studies is known as the PAR Formula.What is the PAR formula?It is the case method theory that’s taught at Harvard and other exceptional [...]
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