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Best Practices for Implementing ISO14971:2007
Markus Weber
Principal Consultant
System
Safety Inc.
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Implementing
risk management into the medical device development process has
become a regulatory necessity. However manufacturers still struggle
to not only fulfill the requirements of ISO14971, but also to
find ways to implement risk management into the overall operating
framework in a meaningful way. In this audio conference, our speaker
will discuss the elements of risk management, the regulatory requirements
and current interpretations, as well as implementation of a compliant
risk management process. Additionally, the presentation will provide
practical tips to optimize the benefits of implementing risk management
into the development process while at the same time minimizing
the administrative burden imposed by the additional process.
This audio
conference will address:
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Basic
principles of risk management
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Risk
management planning and procedures
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Hazard
and risk analysis
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Documentation
of risk management activities
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Practical
tips for implementing risk management processes
Speaker
biography:
Markus Weber
is Principal Consultant with System Safety, Inc. and is specialized
in safety engineering and risk management for critical medical
devices. He received an MS Electrical Engineering education at
the Ruhr University in Bochum, Germany and worked for the German
approval agency TUV as a software safety engineer before founding
System Safety, Inc. Since 1991 he has consulted to the medical
device industry on safety and regulatory compliance issues, specifically
for active and software-controlled devices. He has published on
risk management issues and software-related risk mitigations (jointly
with FDA) and has implemented risk management processes in multiple
companies (from Fortune 500 to start-ups).
Who Should
Attend?
- Project
Managers
- System
Engineers
- Regulatory
Affairs
- Compliance
Managers
- Regulatory
and Compliance Associates
This
audio conference is rated General Interest.
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