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RE: Discussion Topic: Course conclusion and impressions

Thanks to this program, I've gained a better understanding of the medical device sector. It covered subjects generally ignored in the technical field, like project management, sales, legal matters, an...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

2 years ago
RE: What are the limitations and protections of trade secrets?

Trade secret protection does not safeguard your rights as the sole owner. The benefits of trade secret law include indefinite future protection. This complete future protection granted to trade secret...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

2 years ago
RE: Written Agreement v/s Verbal Agreement

Contracts managed to reach through spoken communication are referred to as verbal agreements. A written contract is an agreement documented in writing and signed by the parties to demonstrate their un...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

2 years ago
RE: Traits of upper management versus middle management

High-level managers typically have extensive experience, ideally across a wide range of functions. Top management teams are frequently industry experts with a strong understanding of the long-term tra...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

2 years ago
RE: Malsow's law in organization

Maslow's hierarchy of needs consists of five levels of human needs that enable a person to feel fulfilled. Physical requirements include physiological conditions and safety. Once these are met, people...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

2 years ago
RE: Your Organizational prference; but why?

I prefer to use a matrix-based organization. Teams in a matrix organization report to several leaders inside the business. The matrix structure promotes open communication between teams and can assist...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

2 years ago
RE: Benefits of post-market surveillance

Using core competencies: How do your team members' strengths compare to your customers' demands? Your decision to outsource will be highly influenced by this consideration, particularly if your intern...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

2 years ago
RE: What is Risk-benefit analysis ?

A risk-benefit analysis contrasts a situation's advantages and disadvantages. The objective is to determine which is more important—the danger or the profit. It is frequently employed in medicine sinc...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

2 years ago
RE: Hazard, Hazardous, Harm

SL1 incident hazard- nuclear hazard On January 3, 1961, Idaho Falls personnel were reattaching control rods to their driving mechanisms that they had detached earlier in the day to allow equipment ins...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

2 years ago
RE: Design Documents in Academia

As far as what I saw in undergraduate, there are two types of review boards departmental review board and university review board. The departmental review board looks after the general procedures of t...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 years ago
RE: What FDA Looks For In A Design Control System ?

FDA examine elements including sterility, electromagnetic compatibility, human aspects, performance characteristics, risk, and compatibility with the intended use environment. Input-output parameters,...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 years ago
RE: Design Verification Ethics

At all costs, the medical gadget should ensure verification. Before being made available, every product must pass verification. Verifying the design helps to confirm that the product is used for the i...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 years ago
RE: Design Verification vs. Validation

Design validation is to prove the device's intended use, and design verification is to design inputs and outputs match. According to the FDA, Design validation is establishing by objective evidence th...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 years ago
RE: Design Verification & Validation vs Clinical & Pre-Clinical Trials

None of class 1 and even many class2 devices are exempted from clinical or preclinical studies, although they require design controls and other specifications. Since they do not directly react with th...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 years ago
RE: Medical Device Clinical Trials vs Drug Trials

Medical devices do not have a placebo; unlike in drug trials, a specific group receives a placebo. Drug trials can be conducted in a single-blind, double-blind, or triple bind, but that is not possibl...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

2 years ago
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