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Bryan Xavier
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RE: Legal Agreements in Effective Collaboration

Adding incentives in the contract could be another way to promote both sides to bring out their very best in terms of contract work. Most contracts fo...

3 days ago
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RE: Company Insurance

Like most of the replies here, I agree that having a person who is capable of leading everyone that there is a contracted agreement about what they ca...

3 days ago
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RE: Conflict Resolution in Contract Law

Being efficient with disputes between company and contractors is a valid concern, especially since these disputes can interrupt regulatory deadlines, ...

3 days ago
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RE: Ghantt Chart vs. Network Diagram vs. Other?

Many times in the weekly lesson, we learn about two ways to run a part of a company or project, and we often learn that most versatile is a balance be...

1 week ago
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RE: Matrix Strength

Besides the type of project determining what type of matrix is used, another factor that should determine the matrix used is the amount of risk the pr...

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RE: Value-based healthcare: "Dos and Don'ts"

To meet the value-based care expectations, medical device companies could also focus on creating internal teams that focus on making their medical dev...

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RE: Risk Management in the Manufacturing Process

I think documentation of each potential risk found and measures to deal with it, whether it be avoidance or mitigation. It's important that if a risk ...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Distinguishing Between Hazards and Hazardous Situations in Risk Evaluation

I think the distinction is important because they happen at different stages, and thus must be managed differently. Hazards are managed by prevention ...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Residual risk during device development

I think a good way to decided what levels of residual risk is acceptable is to create a quantifiable way to measure it, instead of leaving it up to op...

2 weeks ago
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RE: When Design Controls Fail — The DePuy Hip Recall

The failure of the DePuy hip implant is probably due to not enough diversity in the testing population. Real world patients can vary widely in weight,...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Process Validation for OEMs

A good CM manufacturer should validate machines and have a maintenance plan, and also provide full documentation for proof that the process works the ...

3 weeks ago
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RE: How Many Design Reviews Are Enough?

I agree that multiple review meeting should be made during a medical device's lifecycle. Deciding on how many meetings are happening should be governe...

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RE: The Relationship Between Verification and Validation

I would probably say that this is more a case by case approach. For devices or features that are high risk, verifications and validation should be str...

4 weeks ago
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RE: Details needed in a DHF for complex devices

How about instead you design the DHF around making it easier for the reviewer to read it in mind, rather than the regular documents? Starting with a o...

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RE: Do Design Controls Help Innovation or Slow It Down?

Design control can actually be better for innovation, as it acts as a filter that would let ideas that wouldn't pass regulation be rejected immediatel...

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