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RE: NDA vs Patents

Even though Non-Disclosure Agreement could have a perpetual time limit and should be theoretically protective to the commercial secrets between the two parties or within the company or institute. Howe...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

6 years ago
RE: Restrictions for physician's gifts

I think most of these regulations mentioned regarding gift giving to physician are reasonable. The first topic I do feel a little bit rigid because it is not consistent with basic courtesy, which in n...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

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

I think there are some significant differences between Verbal Agreement & Oral Agreement. Let's firstly suppose we take the form of verbal agreement, then we need to consider how the two parties s...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

6 years ago
RE: Discussion Topic: Your organizational type

Even though I haven't involved in any types of organizations mentioned in this week's course, I have a preference to choose project-based organization as my ideal type of company to work for in the fu...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

6 years ago
RE: Forming a Project Team

In terms of forming a project team, I think it's important to always find people who are qualified enough to participate their roles in the project, and meanwhile, have a good sense of collaboration a...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

6 years ago
RE: Project Management Preferences

To start with the question: would it be more challenging to work as a project manager in either Matrix or Project-based organization? I think it will be so, based on more documents needed to practice ...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

6 years ago
RE: Risk Identification

To identify and prioritize the risks for a project, you need to start with looking up in the design history files for other similar projects for reference. This will cost less time when you hold meeti...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

6 years ago
RE: Risk Management Mistakes

These are very common causes for risk management mistakes. But in essence, these mistakes are due to lack of comprehensive knowledge of risk management. Here I wanna add one more mistake that could oc...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

6 years ago
RE: How to run a risk management meeting ?

To run a risk management meeting, always follow the cycle of assess-evaluate-manage-measure. First thing you should do is to have quality member gather all members in the project team, because it is i...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

6 years ago
RE: Design Review Meetings

Design review meetings are very necessary for ensuring that the present design meets the project objectives, because without doing so, nobody would attentively look for a possible deviations that coul...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: Deviations That Occurs During Verification

If the deviation happens, firstly we need to locate which one or multiple parts could possibly contribute to the failure of verification. This is very important and may be highly related to small deci...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: Important Part of DDP

For Design Development Plan (DDP), I think the two most important parts are quality management plan and scope management plan. Because the quality management plan will tell you how to evaluate the dif...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: Why VERIFICATION is important? and Your ideas to improve Verification process ?

Verification is one of the most important steps in the design control, that it not only can address the questions of whether this is effective enough to do what potential customers want it to be, but ...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: Minutes for meetings

The minutes in the meetings are very important because of they often specify how the team members are assigned their works and the deadlines, so that the responsibilities will be clear for the members...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: What are Design Controls?

Design Control is a broad definition of illustrating how you monitor the design process before it goes to the FDA for auditing. There are overall 9 files that should be accomplished: Planning, Input, ...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
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