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RE: Project Management Preferences

It would be most challenging to work under a matrix organization. This is simply because the resources on your team are split. Situations like that can lead to staff getting burnt out due to the amoun...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

6 years ago
RE: Forming a Project Team

In my opinion, with a new group of people, it is better to have the project group with people who are competent in their expertise vs people who you have a good relationship with. It would be great if...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

6 years ago
RE: how far is "As Far As Possible"

"As far as possible" to me would be to the point of common sense. Meaning, depending on the target product audience, there should be a level of intelligence that you expect the user to have. Take a to...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

6 years ago
RE: Risk management and Labels

Labels are an essential part of risk management, but I agree that they are the least useful. This is because (from my experience) people do not normally read the warning labels. Think about things tha...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

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

Personally, for any business/professional meeting I think it would be most effective to follow Robert's Rules of Order. (At the end of the post I will link a basic overview of what that is) The first...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

6 years ago
RE: Discussion Topic: Supplemental on DHF and DMR

As jz365 has mentioned, the EU has a different regulatory body than the US. For the EU, no design controls are not "needed". Yet, that will limit your market size because it is needed in the US. I wou...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: Customer Needs and Design Input

Each of the documents explains the other's disadvantage. Not being specific enough can have it's drawbacks, as well as being too specific. The advantage of the DID is that you can show a customer a br...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

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

Verification is making sure what you say is going to happen actually happens .. If you say a product is supposed to do something and it does not do it, you'll end up getting sued and, even worse, coul...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: Statistical Sampling

For biological statistics, t & z tests are useful for data analysis. You would want your power to be at lest 80% to be considered a good test, however the higher the power the better. you would us...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: When is validation is not required?

I personally would not skip the validation process. 1) you would want to confidently state what parameters your device will conform to without any doubt. 2) If anything happens, it leaves you open to ...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: Minutes for meetings

Honestly, minutes are one of the most important aspects of a meeting. If something is not in the minutes, it did not happen. That's why it is important that the person taking the minutes is paying att...

In forum Introduction to Design Controls

6 years ago
RE: Clinical Studies

Clinical trials are necessary because regardless of the amount of pre-clinical trials you conduct, nothing done pre-clinically will directly transfer over to a clinical observation. In other words, us...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

6 years ago
RE: Discussion Topic: Having a "clinical background"

I do not think having a clinical background is overly necessary to perform clinical research. Like any job, you end up getting trained to do things the specific way your employer wants you to do them ...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

6 years ago
RE: Double Blind Vs Single blind Study

I would go with a Double Blind study whenever possible. Utilizing a single blind study can lead to researcher's bias. Researcher's Bias is when the researcher looks for data that confirms a specific o...

In forum Clinical Research Basics

6 years ago
RE: The Expert

Firstly, the video is hilarious! Secondly, the video is a purposely over-the-top version of the comic strip. A lot of the time people may not realize how their requests can be on different spectrums. ...

In forum Marketing and Sales

6 years ago
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