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RE: What are Design Controls?

Hi i think design controls is the primary driving force behind medical device productions. In our module we had learned that a design control is set to provide clear and concise information for how a ...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 days ago
RE: Customer Needs and Design Input

Both of these documents complement each other very well in the conception of medical device development. Its seems like approaching a design from two different angles to ensure the best of both worlds...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 days ago
RE: Consequences Of Insufficient Design Controls

Hi based on this weeks module I gained a great appreciation for design controls and how vital it is for a successful medical device on market. I do agree that the consequences of poor design controls ...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 days ago
RE: Why user needs should come before designing a medical device

I also agree with your perspective as it would provide a holistic method to device development. In this weeks module we discussed how intricate the methods of design can be and how trials and other fo...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 weeks ago
RE: Why Packaging and Labeling Matter in Medical Devices

I do agree that from this weeks module that packaging and labeling play a pivotal role in the success of a medical device. Ensuring that a device doesn't deteriorate or alter from the intended use the...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 weeks ago
RE: Why Clinical Trials Are Part of Device Development

I think that laboratory testing is a vital role in the progression stages for device implementation. Although once a device enters clinical trials parameters and the intended effects can vary once tes...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 weeks ago
RE: Can AI Replace Human Participants in Clinical Trials ?

For participation in human trials I think it would be nearly impossible to rely on AI for an accurate representation of a human let alone the human population a device would service. While AI is an am...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

3 weeks ago
RE: Incentives for Clinical Trial Participants

When it comes to providing incentives for participants it definitely can be tricky for individuals to seek compensation other than of monetary value. I would say this just because it is a common pract...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

3 weeks ago
RE: Clinical Studies

As provided in the module this week clinical studies are vital in the process for getting devices and drugs to the market for large scale distribution and treatment. I think there are both pros and co...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

3 weeks ago
RE: Medical Device Marketing: Informative or Misleading?

I believe that marketing should never oversell a device onto the public. It simply cannot be on the providers to justify a devices long term safety. Physicians are not trained to fully understand the ...

In forum Marketing and Sales

4 weeks ago
RE: Is the Best Medical Device Always the Best Selling Product ?

The best selling product is surely not always the best product. I have worked in hospitals and in medical offices for years and have noticed physicians usually will go with companies that they are mos...

In forum Marketing and Sales

4 weeks ago
RE: When Does a Surgeon Become a Brand Ambassador Ethically?

In present day many surgeons do serve as Key opinion leaders for medical devices and run clinical trials, so I do feel that having prominent physicians can be a huge asset to a company. While the phys...

In forum Marketing and Sales

4 weeks ago
RE: Business Courses for Engineering Students?

Hi I deeply agree that all STEM majors especially engineers should take more business related courses. While being an engineer and understanding the principles and skillsets to translate a concept to ...

In forum Business 101

1 month ago
RE: Public or Private: Which Path Builds a Stronger Company?

Hi I think this is a great question which ultimately depends on the companies trajectory and long term goals. While being either public or private comes with their pros and cons, knowing your brand an...

In forum Business 101

1 month ago
RE: MBA/ Business degree for Engineers

I also agree that an MBA would not be necessary for an engineer who has aspirations of going into business. While an MBA can be an amazing tool if used properly, many of the skills and content can be ...

In forum Business 101

1 month ago
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