MEDICAL
DEVICE TRIALS -
HOW TO COMPLY WITH THE REGULATIONS
Course duration: 1 day
Medical device clinical investigations have a strategic
approach that is different from pharmaceutical clinical
trials. In addition the standard, ISO 14155 in clinical
investigations for medical devices, has now been
implented.
This
1-day course is focused on the regulatory environment
specific for medical device investigations and compliance
with the GCP regulations applicable to these trials.
An overview of when clinical trials are necessary
for medical devices within European regulatory environments
will be provided.
The
ISO 14155 Parts 1 and 2 will be reviewed as well as
the complementary national requirements throughout
Europe. An explanation of how to develop a clinical
strategy appropriate for a particular product and
tailored to the company's overall strategy using practical
examples, will be given.
Who
should attend:
Clinical Research Managers and Monitors who are responsible
for the setup and management of clinical investigations
for the medical device industry. Regulatory and Quality
Assurance specialists who want to know more about
the clinical investigation approach specific for medical
devices
will find this seminar beneficial.
Program:
ISO 14155 - Parts 1 and 2
•
An
update on ISO 14155
•
How
to implement ISO 14155 into the quality system
•
Differences
with other GCP regulations
National
requirements throughout Europe
•
Country
by country overview
•
Directive
2001/20 - Influence on device trials in the different
member states
Clinical
Development Plan for Medical Devices
•
A
global strategy
Vigilance
Requirements During Clinical Investigations
Data Protection During Clinical Investigations
Discussion
will take place throughout the day
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