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This section of ISO 13485 covers the different elements and resources that combine the realization processes to ensure conformance to medical device specifications.

Recognizing the client's needs and their specific requirements, somehow it just imposes for qmsWrapper to expand its capacities and dominate ISO 9001:2015 market.

ISO 13485 requires you to document your purchasing procedure to ensure purchased products adheres to stated purchasing information. What does that mean? Find out here.

D&D as one of the most important sections of the ISO 13485 standard, explained to prevent the failure because if your medical device fails to meet regulatory design requirements, it won’t be able to reach the market.

qmsWrapper explains how and why is important for you to keep to a high standard of your medical device or service that you offer to customers. About requirements and it’s a review of the way of communication.

Planning is part of success. And it refers to all phases of the life-cycle of your medical device. qmsWrapper guides you through the chapter of product realization of ISO 13485.

Work environment and contamination control are important and critical for effective and compliant medical device business run. qmsWrapper explains it all.

Learn why ISO 13485 focuses on the improvement of Human Resources - the importance of the connection between qualified employees, the implementation of QMS, and maintenance of its effectiveness.

How important is management review input and output while you build your medical device, read in this explained chapter of ISO 13485 – all about management review.

In every medical device company, there must be an organizational structure. In this article, you will learn about responsibility, internal communication and management representative according to ISO 13485.

You will learn why without planning it’s impossible to build quality into your medical device and company since the start. Find out more about key elements of Quality Planning.

Find out who and how supposed to be responsible in the amazing world of Quality management system for medical devices. Learn about Quality Policy, and much more.

What is quality manual, a medical device file, or document control – learn in lesson 3 that qmsWrapper have prepared for everyone who begins in the medical device world.

Get familiar with the technical terms and general requirements of ISO 13485. qmsWrapper has adjusted it and simplified, so everyone can understand it. QMS establishment, structure clarification, etc. - all explained.

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.

Freshly made custom issue forms as a new driving force of your workflow, now build and design forms based on your business needs, your own self-designed templates all per requirements of the standard ISO 13485: 2016.

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.

Research on the global medical QMS software market in 2020 describes the supply and demand situation, market landscape, and competitive scenario. The analysis is focused on the current trends done under the supervision of business specialists.

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.

SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) is required by the FDA, ISO, and other regulatory bodies. What SOP actually means? What are the 20 things you need to know about SOP?

Every company that plans to sell its medical device on US ground has to register with the FDA. In the flowing list, you will find key points that will help you to be aware of what awaits you.