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RE: Can Product Claims Make Things More Complicated? @Ahmed-elmonier, good point about claims changing the pathway. It connects to what we talked about with the 510(k) process. To get cleared, a new device has to be shown to be similar to a device alrea... |
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RE: Predicate Devices and the 510(k) Process The 2011 article “Medical Devices and the Public’s Health - The FDA 510(K) Clearance Process at 35 Years” raises two major concerns. First, there is doubt about whether the 510(k) process actually ens... |
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RE: AdvaMed Guidelines & Fair Market Value To show compliance, companies keep a signed consulting agreement, a record of the business need, proof of the work done, and payment records. Fair market value means paying a fair rate for the real se... |
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RE: Managing Team Opinions While Sticking to Decisions M.O.R.E. is a perspective PMI introduced in 2025 as a call to action for project professionals to take accountability beyond meeting success metrics and to deliver value to stakeholders (PMI, 2025). I... |
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RE: Can a Strong Initiating Phase Prevent Most Project Problems Later? According to the PMBOK Guide, initiation is the process of formally recognizing that a new project exists or that an existing project should continue into its next phase. In practice, it answers the f... |
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RE: Who Should Be Responsible for Quality: Engineers or Dedicated QA/QC Teams? I think it's important first to define what quality assurance and quality control's main roles are within the field of medical device development. Quality assurance (QA) is a proactive, process-focuse... |
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RE: The Medical Device School - From Concept to Marketing One critical stage in the medical device concept-to-market process that is often overlooked and treated as an afterthought is proper documentation of the design control process. The Design History Fil... |
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RE: Is AI going to control the medical Industry ? AI has been evolving in healthcare since the 1970s, beginning with expert systems such as MYCIN, which helped diagnose bacterial infections using “if-then” rules. By the 1990s, neural networks were be... |
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RE: Changing Careers My professional and academic journey has taken several unexpected turns, but each experience has helped me better understand my interests and goals. I initially studied Bilingual Education, however, I... |
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RE: Ethics and Regulation of Medical Device Development and Manufacturing in Times of Crisis * The ultimate question is are the devices that are being approved are they safe and have all the steps been taken to assure this? Six years have passed since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, an... |
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RE: Academia vs. Industry: Why I Prefer Industry * Would some of you perhaps prefer a combination of industry/academia? Or maybe foresee a transition to one or the other later in your career? From my professional experience, I believe that combining... |
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RE: Motivation factors Human Resources Management primarily focuses on creating and maintaining a positive environment within the organization to drive its goals and align with its objectives. The PMBOK guide presents vario... |
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RE: The Manager’s Role in Sustaining Team Engagement During Trials Uncertainty is an inherent part of many projects, which can lead to discouragement among team members. It is important to address this uncertainty within the project's performance domain. There are se... |
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RE: How small projects can grow out of control without warning In BoneFix's scenario, uncertainty arises in the performance domain, leading to a lack of understanding and awareness of issues, events, paths to follow, and solutions to pursue. This unpredictability... |
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RE: Role of Communication Plans in Clinical Trial Execution I have observed a lack of communication at different stages of projects, with this issue being most prevalent during the execution phase. In the planning phase, team members are usually excited about ... |
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