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Introduction to Design Controls
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Verification and validation sound similar, but they mean different things. Verification checks if the product was made right based on the design and requirements. Validation checks if the final product actually meets the user’s or customer’s needs. For example, verification could test if a medical device matches the technical drawings, while validation would test if it works well for patients. Both steps are important because a product can pass verification but still fail validation. In industry, verification usually happens before validation.
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