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Medical Device Design & Development Control. ISO 13485.

Medical device design control explained! Achieve market approval & global compliance (EU, US & more). Learn the essentials.

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1,311students
3h 33m
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Martin Conneely
Martin ConneelyAcademic

Course Content

Medical Device Design & Development Control. ISO 13485. is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Martin Conneely. It runs 3h 33m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.4 out of 5 from 472 reviews, with 1,311 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published August 2024.

Understanding Medical Device Design & Development Control: A Comprehensive Course

This course provides a detailed explanation of medical device design and development control, a critical requirement for bringing medical devices to market. Learn how to ensure regulatory compliance and gain approval from authorities in the US, EU, and globally.

The curriculum is structured around ISO 13485 Section 7.3, with references to MDR 2017/745 and CFR 820.30. We'll cover the entire design and development lifecycle, equipping you with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of medical device regulation.

Course Outline:

  • Section 1: General/Design & Development Planning: Master the fundamentals of planning your medical device design process. We'll delve into ISO 13485 7.3.1 & 7.3.2, emphasizing the importance of documented planning. A practical example using a stent will illustrate key concepts.
  • Section 2: User Needs & Intended Purpose: Define the core purpose of your medical device. Understand how to identify and document user needs and translate them into clear intended purpose statements. We'll explore the challenges of managing diverse stakeholder requirements.
  • Section 3: Design & Development Inputs: Learn how to translate user needs into actionable design requirements. This section highlights the crucial role of traceability and the Input-Output-Verification-Validation (IOVV) matrix in ensuring a robust design. We'll also examine how risk analysis informs design modifications.
  • Section 4: Design & Development Outputs: Understand what constitutes the design outputs – the detailed specifications of your medical device. We'll clarify how these outputs must directly satisfy the defined design inputs.
  • Section 5: Design & Development Review: Implement effective design reviews at each stage of development. Learn the importance of documentation and formal sign-off procedures.
  • Section 6: Design & Development Verification: Comply with ISO 13485 7.3.6 and master the principles of design verification. We'll explore verification testing methods with practical examples to ensure your device meets specified requirements.
  • Section 7: Design & Development Validation: Understand the meaning and application of design validation. Learn how to confirm that your device performs as intended in its intended use environment.
  • Section 8: Design & Development Transfer: Successfully transition your medical device from development to manufacturing and market. A case study will demonstrate the critical importance of effective design transfer.
  • Section 9: Design & Development Changes: Establish robust change control procedures. We'll discuss best practices for managing design changes and mitigating potential risks, illustrated with a real-world case study.
  • Section 10: Design & Development Technical Files: Learn how to create and maintain comprehensive technical documentation. We'll cover the requirements for the Design History File, Device Master Record, Device History Record (US regulations), and Technical Documentation (EU regulations).

Resources Included:

  • Quizzes
  • Relevant Standards (ISO 13485)
  • Regulatory Guidelines (MDR 2017/745, CFR 820.30)
  • Templates
  • Case Studies
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