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RE: Benefits for Patients in Clinical Research

I think compensation should also consider the scenario that a participant cannot complete a trial. For example, a participant might experience severe side effects and decide to withdraw, or the doctor...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

7 hours ago
RE: The Secret Ingredient in Every Clinical Trial: Trust

I think an important factor in building trust is letting participants know that they can withdraw from the study without feeling guilty or worried that there will be consequences. Some people might fe...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

7 hours ago
RE: What if I told you...

One thing to consider is if people will actually buy the placebo when there is the cost-free option of recovering. If people know its a placebo, they might not buy it because it will be a waste of mon...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

8 hours ago
RE: When Does a Surgeon Become a Brand Ambassador Ethically?

I think it depends on what the physician is being paid for. I think that physicians should be paid for their expertise when they are helping develop a device or are providing their facilities for test...

In forum Marketing and Sales

1 week ago
RE: Understanding Customer Needs in Medical Device Marketing

One thing I have learned from capstone this semester is that creating customer needs is an important aspect in addressing the actual needs of physicians and patients. These are creating by interviewin...

In forum Marketing and Sales

1 week ago
RE: The Four Ps of Marketing for Medical Devices

I think product has the greatest influence on whether a hospital adopts a new medical device because the product in general and the benefits it provides in improving patient care is very important. Th...

In forum Marketing and Sales

1 week ago
RE: Should the corporate veil protect medical device executives?

I think you brought up a good point of having a good balance between protecting people who start businesses and also holding leaders accountable when their decisions put patients at risk. I think that...

In forum Business 101

2 weeks ago
RE: Public or Private: Which Path Builds a Stronger Company?

Another factor to consider when debating whether to stay private or go public depends on how the company values their employees. A growing company can use its stock to give to employees as mentioned i...

In forum Business 101

2 weeks ago
RE: Which Type of Business Structure Is Best for a Startup?

I think the best approach is to pick the structure that fits with the company's needs. It is important to consider the funding and what type of investors will be involved. It is probably best for a sm...

In forum Business 101

2 weeks ago
RE: Most effective ways to manage risk in the context of Quality Assurance for high-risk medical devices (Class III)

I think QA can help ensure the safety of a Class III device by providing requirements on the components and materials that are used to create that device. QA can help provide requirements regarding su...

In forum Quality Control and Quality Assurance

3 weeks ago
RE: Unified Quality System?

Another aspect of having a unified quality system across all regions is that it would allow it provides a standard system on recording issues, conducting investigations, and other important details th...

In forum Quality Control and Quality Assurance

3 weeks ago
RE: Who Should Be Responsible for Quality: Engineers or Dedicated QA/QC Teams?

I think that the priorities and goals of QC/QA are different enough that they should be separated, but both teams should work with each other. Both teams can bring their knowledge and expertise to the...

In forum Quality Control and Quality Assurance

3 weeks ago
RE: Disease Outbreaks

@justinwilliams On the topic of Johnson and Johnson during COVID-19, a conflict I remember arising during the pandemic was J7J's vaccine for COVID. This vaccine did not go through the normal FDA proce...

In forum Regulatory Basics for Medical Devices

4 weeks ago
RE: Are Regulations Helping Innovation or Slowing It Down?

I think often, regulatory is often viewed in a negative light, because the engineers who are creating these medical devices probably don't like hearing numerous rules that restrict their ideas. It mig...

In forum Regulatory Basics for Medical Devices

4 weeks ago
RE: Why Product Claims Matter in Medical Device Regulation

I think that regulatory professionals should be involved from the very beginning of the design process. By being involved early, engineers who are designing the medical device can get a clear understa...

In forum Regulatory Basics for Medical Devices

4 weeks ago
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