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  • I have to disagree with you little bit, yes the communication management plan is important but I believe that every part of the design development is necessary. So I believe each have their own importance in the document and it…   Read more»

  • I have to agree with you on this part a lot of smaller companies do hire separate companies to be able to manufacture their device since for them it cost efficient, if they try to do it for themselves that…   Read more»

  • I haven’t had the change to have a design review meeting in an industry but I have done it when I was doing my Capstone project, we used to have a lot of meeting because we used to keep changing…   Read more»

  • I do have to agree with most of what you have said about design verification, we all know that design verification is pretty much to whatever it was written in the DID document it must be verified to make sure…   Read more»

  • I want to tell you that i believe that meeting minutes is extremely important specially when people have so much work and they might forget something this will allow to go back and figure out what was said. For me…   Read more»

  • gh56 posted a new topic "AMDD"6 years, 2 months ago

    Hello everyone, As we come to a close to finish AMDD we have learn a lot of new material that we can apply to our careers. I know some of the people here have jobs and had seem some of…   Read more»

  • gh56 posted a new topic "career path"6 years, 2 months ago

    Hello everyone, so this week lecture is about Clinical Research and we learn a lot about it, i personally do not see myself working on this the reason is because it doesn’t seem fun or i don’t think i will…   Read more»

  • In Dr Simon, he talk briefly about correction vs corrective action. What I understood from the lecture Is that correction is any action that is taken to eliminate a non-conformity, and corrective action are steps that are taken to remove…   Read more»

  • gh56 posted a new topic "CAPA"6 years, 2 months ago

    In Dr Simon he talk about Corrective and preventative actions (CAPA) and this topic is important to know and we know that CAPA system aims to identify, eradicate, and reduce the chance of adverse events recurring and that is why…   Read more»

  • In Dr. Simon Lecture we learn 4 things that a product manager need to have which are: -Understand factors that affect the product sales -Compare competitive products and services -Stay informed about industry and market data -Create a story behind…   Read more»

  • Hi everyone, so i watched Dr. Simon lecture and well risk analysis is a crucial position where you actually need to brainstorm really well and come out with all possible risk of the medical product that the company is trying…   Read more»

  • since already many have talk about some of the examples, there are some benefits of ECO. following good ECO practices it will make thing easier when documenting a full history of what change have been made to a product and when they occurred. In industries with regulatory requirements, like the medical device industry, having a full history of…[Read more]

  • since everyone have mention about why SOP should be required during research phase, i want to add some information about SOP. SOPs should be reviewed by appropriate individuals. Reviewers could include colleagues who will be using the SOP, Quality Assurance (“QA”) managers, research facilitators, lab manager(s) or governance managers. A rev…[Read more]

  • yes i do believe that Guidance documents are very important because this documents are prepared for FDA staff, regulated industry, and the public that describe the agency’s interpretation of or policy on a regulatory issue. Guidance documents include, but are not limited to, documents that relate to:
    -the design, production, labeling, promotion,…[Read more]

  • i dont have experience with this, and since a lot of student have answer i want to add some information about the Authorisation procedure. it said that the Full copies of the marketing authorisation application file are sent to a rapporteur and a co-rapporteur designated by the competent EMA scientific committee. They co-ordinate the EMA’s…[Read more]

  • The FDA is often criticized for stifling innovation and lagging device approvals. Due to this, many manufacturers are looking overseas because of these regulatory challenges by the Food and Drug Administration. According to a survey funded by the Institute for Health Technology Studies, medical device companies (263 out of 350 or 75%) are pursuing…[Read more]

  • It seem that a lot of people here had agree with me that Clinical research wouldn’t take this career path, one thing that I do like was that CRA can travel for free and work for home that’s one of the good benefit but like jnm22 friend, after a period of time she got tired of traveling this seem for a person that lived alone, and don’t have to wo…[Read more]

  • Very good question, this simulation have help me understand how actually, some of the stuff I would be dealing in the industry and how I have be knowledge about many factors. All the simulation were very interesting, each dealing differently which help us understand different aspects. I haven’t been in the industry but with this simulation now I h…[Read more]

  • Hello everyone, As we come to a close to finish AMDD we have learn a lot of new material that we can apply to our careers. I know some of the people here have jobs and had seem some of the material we have learn, which we could say that this class was very beneficial to do for the sake of learning how industry actually do things. I have taken…[Read more]

  • Yes, I do have to agree with Fady Khalla post, it can varies depending on the application that this device is going to be used. As fady khalla mention, depending of the used of the device the risk could change. In addition to this, it got me thinking about combination of product. There are different type of combination product, Drug, biologic,…[Read more]

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