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RE: Can Verification Cause a Tragedy? What contributed to the Therac-25 incidents was a reliance on old code as mentioned in previous posts. Engineers possibly assumed their code from previous projects was fine as is. With AI entering med... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
6 days ago |
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RE: Efficiency or Compliance? Following design controls intentionally is important for efficiency, even if it feels like it's there just for compliance. A lot of it feels like regulatory checkboxes, but it can benefit a project te... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
6 days ago |
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RE: Updating documentation or information overload? As briefly mentioned, sectioning off the DDP by "departments" will allow the file to be filtered to view what is relevant to an individual or team. Filtering changes based on the specific sector the c... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
6 days ago |
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RE: Risk Management in Verification & Validation To coordinate between risk and verification validation results, a dynamic risk assessment system can be used to consider the results. Verification and validation can uncover problems with a device rel... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
2 weeks ago |
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RE: Verification vs. Validation — Do We Really Need Both? FDA and ISO should begin to change their requirements. All of their requirements were written where the submissions were done in concrete steps. Many AI models have algorithms that can change after th... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
2 weeks ago |
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RE: User Needs vs. Business Goals — Who Wins in Design? Engineers should "fight" for an ideal design in a way which describes their design as a benefit to the business. In design, usually user needs will complement business goals. For example, designing a ... |
In forum Introduction to Design Controls |
2 weeks ago |
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RE: The Placebo vs. The Nocebo Effect in Blind Clinical Studies There is a conflict when it comes to honest/proper communication and using the nocebo or placebo effect as a therapeutic tool. Patients entering a clinical trial will develop their own expectations fo... |
In forum Clinical Research Basics |
3 weeks ago |
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RE: Why Is Clinical Research So Complex? Clinical trials are indeed very long and very expensive because of the ethics, regulatory demands, and demands for solid results which go into each clinical trial. Simplifying clinical trials might no... |
In forum Clinical Research Basics |
3 weeks ago |
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RE: The Secret Ingredient in Every Clinical Trial: Trust As mentioned, a blinded study is a bit difficult to have honest conversations with the patient as it could compromise the study integrity. If a patient learns about which treatment they are receiving,... |
In forum Clinical Research Basics |
3 weeks ago |
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RE: Medical Device Marketing: Informative or Misleading? Effective promotion and ethical communication relies heavily on how well the science is communicated. As was mentioned, marketing campaigns should be more closely aligned with the science, however not... |
In forum Marketing and Sales |
4 weeks ago |
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RE: Science and Strategy… or Just Storytelling? One factor that hasn't been really mentioned which is important for medical device marketing is being able to capture the trust of the consumer, whether it be prospective patients or physicians. Story... |
In forum Marketing and Sales |
4 weeks ago |
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RE: Consumer Input for Marketing Outputs To answer the question of what should the threshold of misunderstanding be, if you define a misunderstanding to be critical based on a risk that it poses to consumers through misunderstanding marketin... |
In forum Marketing and Sales |
4 weeks ago |
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RE: Public or Private: Which Path Builds a Stronger Company? For long-term goals in order to remain an established company, going public is almost a requirement in my mind. A private company when it goes public should hit the ground running. As in, the company ... |
In forum Business 101 |
1 month ago |
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RE: Why Is Cash Flow More Important Than Profit for a Business? Negative cash flow is definitely more influential than profit itself when evaluating when companies fail. Getting to a negative cash flow indicates numerous poor financial decisions; it is never the r... |
In forum Business 101 |
1 month ago |
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RE: Evaluating Medical Device Projects (ROI, NPV, Value) One critical factor which could be overlooked with "extremely" innovative technologies would be the payback period. Payback period is the length of time estimated to break even from the development of... |
In forum Business 101 |
1 month ago |