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ISO 13485 for everyone - Simplified, explained, chapter by chapter - quality management system for medical devices! start with lesson 1.

What are 5 the most frequently asked questions about ISO 13485? Check the questions, but find out all answers.

How looks a working day for the qmsWrapper's Project manager? She is talking about her experience and much more, including a new announcement.

Main elements explained, all about Medical device class 1, from the EU (CE mark perspective) and the US (FDA) perspective including key differences and requirements.

Read Success Story - how The Wetling Company stayed compliant thanks to their choice when it comes to eQMS. By offering the latest cloud-based eQMS solutions, qmsWarpper is their support in quality.

Basics that you should know when applying for premarket approval or 510(k). For each medical device explained including 'substantially equivalent’ devices and De Novo.

As the medical device's complexity increases, post-market surveillance is getting more rigorous, so it can lead to earlier detection of potential failure at the end-user. To meet these needs, manufacturers should take a risk-based approach when considering clinical and medical device post-market surveillance requirements.

The Medical Device life cycle is considered a development of the product, from the very beginning to the end. What is the beginning, what is involved in the middle, and what is considered the end will be explained in this article.

An offsite audit is the same as an on-site QMS audit, but the auditor engages with you via technology.

Certain audits of medical devices and processes are essential for MedDev companies if they want to place their product on the European market. Audits are not used only for those reasons.

We can’t emphasize enough how important is to understand the language of medical devices. To meet the requirements and the Regulations it’s essential to understand what is meant by keywords and phrases.

A QMS manager safeguards that standards are met throughout all processes of the company, from customer relations to manufacturing processes and all in between.

qmsWrapper team was interviewing one of our Users who become qmsWrapper Consultant – Emma Fortin. Read what she had to say about software and collaboration with the Support team.

It is not easy to build a Medical Device. And we all know that every beginning is hard. Therefore, for startups, it’s quite a challenge. But fear not. More you know, easier it is.

Massive update of the year is happening and qmsWrapper’s Users will be thrilled to find out what is new in one of the 4 upgrades – Process Engine.

Risk Analysis Module becomes a very important update, next to other features: Traceability Matrix, Process Engine, and Jira integration. Changes will make Risk Assessment much easier and clearer.

Some general details of the kind of information which will be required in the Technical File. As a general guide, the following items should be included.

As a medical device manufacturer which wants to place its product on the European market, you must be aware of all requirements to do so. Of course, one of the first things, you need to comply with Europe’s Medical Device Regulation (MDR).

5 Answers on Most Important Things You Should Know About CE Mark.

qmsWrappers Traceability Matrix clearly demonstrates to inspectors/auditors the connection between the requirements, its design inputs, validation and verification, risk analysis, etc.

The combination of JIRA brings a system in which Medical Device Startups are able to track, manage and organise all CE Technical Files and FDA Design History Files, and do it in the most effective manner possible.

Verifying the effectiveness of corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs) closes the loop between identifying a problem and completing the actions to solve it.

Every company has as part of its organization set of procedures and processes. The purpose of having procedures is to drive efficiencies towards fewer errors and resulting reworks, which can improve cost saving. Besides that, their purpose is also to make sure they are in compliance with regulations.

The power of trade shows is impressive. From showcasing your newest products, to expand your customer base, close sales, keep an eye on your competition, expand your distributor network, meet face to face with your remote customers, etc.

Read about how Medical device startup "Cardio-Phoenix" successfully carried out the audit with help of qmsWrapper.