A L I Technologies Ltd is recalling approximately 207 units of McKesson Cardiology Hemo software, Change Healthcare Cardiology Hemo software, and Change Healthcare Cardiology Hemodynamics software due to a defect in the software's autosave mechanism. This software defect can prevent medication records from being properly saved or displayed, which may lead clinical staff to administer incorrect medications or dosages to patients. This voluntary recall was initiated by the firm in December 2024; currently, there have been no reported incidents or injuries associated with this issue.
The software defect affects how medication information is saved and shown to clinicians. If the autosave mechanism fails, a healthcare provider might inadvertently give a patient the wrong medicine or an improper dose based on incorrect software data, which could lead to serious medical complications in a cardiology setting.
1 unit affected; Recall #: Z-0957-2025
204 units affected; Recall #: Z-0958-2025
2 units affected; Recall #: Z-0959-2025
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