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By Laís Junqueira, Elsevier There is an increased need to foster effective and improved dynamics between people, processes, knowledge and technology to generate an output of safety. “Nudges,” which can help optimize choices by encouraging safer and healthier behaviors, are a promising option. |
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Bridging the Design Development and Quality Management Chasm By MedTech Intelligence Staff Bringing design and quality assurance processes together earlier in the device development process can reduce costs and nonconformances, while improving outcomes. |
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Sponsored By Rimsys James Gianoutsos, CEO and founder of Rimsys, andBruce McKean, director of regulatory at Rimsys, explore the new information requirements associated with MDR/IVDR including GSPRs, UDI/EUDAMED and post-market surveillance and reporting, and discuss how a shift to a product-centric vs. project-centric approach can make information more accessible and usable across teams and processes. |
FDA Updates Guidance on Deficiencies in Accordance with Least Burdensome Provisions By MedTech Intelligence Staff The updated guidance document clarifies what constitutes a statement of the basis for the deficiency and includes examples of well-constructed deficiencies and industry responses to facilitate a more efficient review process. |
Veeva Introduces MedTech-Specific Vault CRM By MedTech Intelligence Staff Veeva Vault CRM for Medtech is a unified customer relationship management (CRM) and content management application built for medtech sales teams, key account managers and medical affairs professionals. |
The Real Impact of IVDR on Clinical Evidence Requirements By Sean Smith, HUMA.AI One of the biggest stumbling blocks for manufacturers, particularly those with legacy devices, is clinical evidence under IVDR. Carlos Galamba, former technical reviewer and current VP of Intelligence and Innovation at RQM+, discusses the challenges and opportunities of the more stringent evidence requirements facing diagnostics developers. |
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Sponsored By Critical Manufacturing Wouldn’t it be great to know and be able to automatically release products when every process stayed within the specified envelope? And to sample or test only as much as a particular process requires, no more or less? Those are the promises of predictive quality. Get to know what executives from Medtronic, B Braun, Jabil and Ultradent have to say about it. |
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Sponsored By Loftware It’s no secret, the medical device supply chain was significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover how leading medical device manufacturing companies adapted to meet the changing demands with labeling to ensure uptime. |
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Sponsored By Siemens Learn how medical device manufacturers are using simulation to enhance their design process to help fight COVID-19 and continuously innovate. |
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Sponsored By Rootstock Cloud ERP Discover the 6 key requirements to consider when executing your digital transformation strategy and learn how to turn uncertainty and disruption into a model for sustainable growth. |
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Sponsored By PTC Arena Download our whitepaper today as we provide the key steps to making a successful MDR transition, as well as some insights on how an enterprise quality management system (eQMS) solution can help simplify compliance. |
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Launching your medical device: Sponsored By Definitive Healthcare |
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Data Curation: Enabling your Digital Strategy with a Comprehensive Data Strategy Sponsored By Innovaccer |
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7 Principles of Product-Centric Quality Management: Sponsored By PTC Arena |
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Unified Medical Imaging Solutions: Sponsored By Arrow and Dell Technologies |
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The Rise of Implantable Devices Sponsored By AMETEK-COINING |
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Medical device design control with Siemens Digital Industries Software Sponsored By Siemens |
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The Ultimate Guide to Next-Generation Supplier Management Sponsored By ComplianceQuest |
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