Learning Objectives
By the end of this training, you will be able to:
- Understand the key concepts of risk management within the framework of ISO 14971 and Regulations 2017/745 or 2017/746
- Identify and analyze the risks associated with medical devices throughout their lifecycle.
- Document and maintain risk management activities to meet regulatory requirements.
- Quality Manager
- Regulatory Affairs Manager
- Project Manager
- Design and Development Engineer
- Any person involved in risk assessments of medical devices
- Familiarity with EU Regulation 2017/745 (MDR) or EU Regulation 2017/745 (IVDR) and the ISO 13485 standard is recommended.
- Format: virtual or in-person class
- In-house training available: please contact us
- Registration deadlines: Registration closes 24 hours before the session. Maximum of 10 people. Minimum of 3 people.
- Accessibility: Accessible to everyone. If you require special accommodations due to a disability, please contact us.
Training Program
- Background and Importance of Risk Management for Medical Devices.
- Overview of the ISO 14971 standard and its regulatory framework.
- Key Terms and Definitions
- Life Cycle of Medical Devices
- Overview of the Process
- Risk Management Plan
- Risk Management Report
- Identification of hazards and assessment of associated risks.
- Risk Assessment
- Risk Acceptability: Criteria and Methodology.
- Risk Management: Strategies and Mitigation Measures.
- Assessment of Overall Residual Risk
- Risk-Reward Analysis
- Data Collection
- Post-market surveillance and trends
- Risk Management Update
Monitoring and Evaluation Procedures
- Attendance Sheet
- Mini quiz / practice exercise at the end of each learning objective
- Final Review Quiz at the End of the Training Course
- Satisfaction Survey
- Training Certificate
Technical and Educational Resources
- Technical Requirements: Microphone, webcam, and internet connection required; a Microsoft Teams link will be sent 24 hours before the workshop.
- Methods Used: Training materials provided to trainees by the instructor. Practical exercises, discussions, and sharing of experiences.
Speaker
Medical Device Trainer: Significant professional experience in the field of medical devices >5 years.