I didn’t experience gift-giving in the corporate world but I think gift-giving is legal but could be used as bribery based on intentions. for example, if a group has succeded in doing a project, the company would celebrate by making…   Read more»

From Simon’s lecture, one could point out that essential factors of the confidentiality agreement would be the same as the contractor law regarding the offer and acceptance, Consideration, Intention to create legal relations, Capacity, and Formalities. Moreover, it has a…   Read more»

In contract law, several key components are crucial for the formation and validity of a contract. First and foremost are the elements of offer and acceptance. An offer, which is a clear and specific proposal, must be communicated to another…   Read more»

I think I work in a Functional organization as every employee is doing specific roles like me as a Manufacturing operator in the company using specific fundamental skills: Sealing, welding, and Sepax C-pro. I do several processes with a verifier…   Read more»

In my opinion, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer to the best organizational structure, as it largely depends on the nature of the business, its goals, and the industry it operates in. Each structure has its own advantages and disadvantages. However,…   Read more»

In reflection on the types of organizations discussed in this week’s lecture, I find that I would be comfortable working in a project-based organization. Unlike function-based structures, project-based organizations emphasize collaboration across different skill sets and disciplines, providing an environment…   Read more»

In addition to the swift identification of necessary improvements, post-market surveillance (PMS) offers multifaceted benefits crucial for maintaining the safety and effectiveness of medical devices in the market. Continuous monitoring through PMS facilitates the timely detection of emerging safety issues,…   Read more»

one factor that the FDA considers when evaluating the benefit-risk profile of a medical device is the uncertainty associated with the device. There is never 100% certainty when determining the safety and effectiveness of a device, but the degree of…   Read more»

ISO 14971 is well-recognized by FDA around the world for risk Management. This standard sets forth vital requirements for establishing a robust risk management process throughout the entirety of the medical device development cycle. Essential elements include developing a documented risk…   Read more»

As a student delving into the realm of medical device development, I’ve come to appreciate the pivotal role played by Design Controls in guaranteeing the safety and effectiveness of these devices. Design Controls encompass a meticulously structured set of procedures…   Read more»

In my perspective, there can be numerous compelling reasons for an interim design review meeting. A significant rationale for such a meeting may be the discovery of a design flaw, necessitating a redesign of a specific component to ensure safety….   Read more»

In my perspective, there can be numerous compelling reasons for an interim design review meeting. A significant rationale for such a meeting may be the discovery of a design flaw, necessitating a redesign of a specific component to ensure safety….   Read more»

To effectively reassess and potentially enhance the design controls for a medical device, it is crucial to commence by comprehending the underlying reasons for their existence. This entails delving into the historical context or events that prompted the implementation of…   Read more»

I’ve come to understand that medical device process validation plays a crucial role in ensuring the consistent production of high-quality medical devices. The steps for this validation, which I’ve learned about, include several key components. Firstly, there’s the planning phase,…   Read more»

As a student, I recognize that when developing a medical device in the European Union (EU), the regulatory framework differs from that in the United States. In the EU, there’s no specific obligation to maintain a Design History File (DHF)…   Read more»

In my understanding, validation and verification are distinct processes within product development. Validation entails ensuring that a product effectively meets the requirements and expectations of its customers and users. This crucial step involves external parties, like customers, beta testers, and…   Read more»

I believe that when it comes to attracting participants for clinical trials, it’s crucial to look beyond just monetary compensation. There are various non-monetary incentives that companies and research labs can employ to engage potential participants. These incentives include offering…   Read more»

I understand the significance of having access to clinical trial results when it comes to making informed decisions about one’s health. The availability of such information can vary depending on factors like the country, device type, and manufacturer policies. For…   Read more»

As a student, I’ve learned that emotional intelligence (EI) is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage one’s own emotions and those of others. It’s a vital skill for both personal and professional success. Signs of high EI include being…   Read more»

I’ve had the opportunity to study and observe various clever uses of Participation in marketing. One standout example is Coca-Cola’s “Share a Coke” campaign, which encouraged customers to share a Coke with a friend and share their experiences on social…   Read more»