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Why Startup Medical Device Companies Should Prioritize Requirements and Risk Management Before QMS

As a medical device product development consultant, I often see start-up companies having trouble deciding what to prioritize – design controls and risk management or the quality management system (QMS).  And what they mean specifically is, which software systems should the company invest in first – the requirements and risk management solution that will aid […]

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Five Key Design Control Practices that Improve Compliance and Help Develop Better Products

Design Controls have been an FDA Quality System Regulation since 1997. Having worked on developing products in the regulated medical device industry for over 35 years, I have compiled a list of the five key takeaways for implementing design controls and achieving success in commercializing medical devices: Design Controls not only help achieve regulatory compliance, […]

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Software as a Medical Device (SaMD): Four Key Development Best Practices

This post on Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) development is written by Mercedes Massana, the Principal Consultant of MDM Engineering Consultants.  SaMD software is software intended to be used for one or more medical purposes that do not require embedding in a medical device. These purposes can range anywhere from helping to diagnose or […]

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Regulatory Shift for Machine Learning in Software as a Medical Device (SaMD)

Machine Learning in Software as a Medical Device Machine learning (ML), a subset of artificial intelligence, has become integral across software in all industries, and the medical and life science spaces are no exceptions. ML can help medical systems improve the identification and diagnosis of disease, create personalized medicine, and help with drug discovery and […]

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EU MDR: What You Need to Know

The medical device market in Europe is growing fast and is expected to reach $61.4 billion by 2025, up from $48.9 billion in 2020. A large aging population, demand for more surgical procedures, and technological expansion are driving this trend. The Medical Device Directive (MDD) is a legal framework that includes three directives that are […]

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MDR Challenges Remain as Regulation Goes Into Effect: MedTech Europe

Editor’s Note: This posts on EU MDR was originally published here by MedTech Drive and written by Greg Slabodkin. Dive Brief: While the Medical Device Regulation’s May 26 go-live date marks a significant milestone, MedTech Europe warned in a statement that MDR challenges remain, limiting the industry’s ability to “seamlessly supply certified devices under the new rules.” The European trade […]

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Lessons Learned: Medical Device Development Through COVID-19 and Beyond

Editor’s Note: This posts on lessons learned around medical device development during COVID 19 was originally published here by MedTech Intelligence and written by Josh Turpen, Jama Software’s Chief Product Officer. In the fall, I wrote about how the medical technology industry has struggled to keep pace with other, similar industries. In the piece, I discuss how important it is […]

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What is FMEA? Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Process Overview

What is FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis)? Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a structured process for determining potential risks and failures of a product or process during the development phase. FMEA teams examine failure modes—those potential points of failure in a product or process — and what the failure effects (risks, harm, […]