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RE: Can Verification Cause a Tragedy? I agree that the Therac-25 incident changed how we think about design controls; however, I think that the next "Therac moment” might come from overconfidence in verification rather than poor verificat... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
6 months ago |
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RE: User Needs vs. Business Goals — Who Wins in Design? I am in agreement with what everyone has said so far, especially regarding the points about how collaboration and regulatory boundaries are imperative. I also like the emphasis on how pre-planning can... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
6 months ago |
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RE: Verification vs. Validation — Do We Really Need Both? I agree that verification and validation have distinct purposes that keep the design controls objective and therefore reliable. Verification makes sure the device gets the technical specifications dow... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
6 months ago |
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RE: Design Transfers to Contract Manufacturers I liked the point regarding maintaining consistent QC and QA in transferring design control. I also agree that there is great importance in maintaining traceability and documentation. Something that n... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
6 months ago |
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RE: Biomedical Engineers role in Clinical Research I think biomedical engineers play a role in the entire feedback system that determines whether a clinical trial can evolve efficiently. In Dr. Simon’s materials, we can see how each subsystem of a pro... |
In forum Clinical Research Basics |
7 months ago |
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RE: The Placebo vs. The Nocebo Effect in Blind Clinical Studies I love this topic regarding the psychological aspects of clinical research. Dr. Simon and the provided protocol template discuss the importance of reducing bias in study development and how that is do... |
In forum Clinical Research Basics |
7 months ago |
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RE: Why Is Clinical Research So Complex? I agree with both of you that the complexity of clinical research makes everything more time-consuming and stems from the ethical and regulatory layers. After reading the clinical trial protocol that ... |
In forum Clinical Research Basics |
7 months ago |
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Consumer Input for Marketing Outputs This week’s lecture discusses the mission statement for a company and how the marketing in medical devices must align with this statement across departments. What stood out to me was how marketing is ... |
In forum Marketing and Sales |
7 months ago |
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RE: Company Mission Statement If I were to create a company, it would be a physician-led medical technology company. I would be the physician, and this company would design and create evidence-based devices directly from clinical ... |
In forum Marketing and Sales |
7 months ago |
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RE: Medical Device Marketing: Informative or Misleading? Hi @atmeh-njit! Excellent post and question. I totally agree that marketing is essential, but also very risky in the medical device field. Marketing is so that the buyers want the product and understa... |
In forum Marketing and Sales |
7 months ago |
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Evaluating Medical Device Projects (ROI, NPV, Value) Understanding how to measure success is extremely important to run a successful business, especially with medical device development. Return on Investment and Net Present Value are tangible measuremen... |
In forum Business 101 |
7 months ago |
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Starting a Business as a Physician I know many people who want to become physicians and eventually open their own practice in whatever specialty they choose, since it gives them more freedom than a hospital job. It also allows them to ... |
In forum Business 101 |
7 months ago |
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The Corporate Veil Dr. Simon discusses the corporate veil in his lectures. The corporate veil is the legal protection that the owners of a company get. In a sole proprietorship, someone’s personal assets are in danger i... |
In forum Business 101 |
7 months ago |
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RE: Sole Proprietorship or Partnership? Thanks for the scenario! I agree with Krish, I would do a Limited Liability Company (LLC) that would likely be taxed as an S-Corp instead of a sole proprietorship or general partnership. In Dr. Simon’... |
In forum Business 101 |
7 months ago |
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Audit Culture Dr. Simon’s whiteboard explanation this week showed how every subsystem (design controls, purchasing, risk management, training) is a process that is a part of a larger process. Each has inputs, outpu... |
7 months ago |