QSR Device Inspections – Transition from “Barely Surviving” to “Gaining Control” 2010

  • 23 Nov 2010
  • Webinar

Description

This Medical Device Quality System training will discuss how to Create an adequate quality system that meets FDA s requirements and Effectively prepare for upcoming Quality System Regulation (QSR) inspections.

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

  • Definition of Quality System Regulations (QSR).
  • Who must comply fully vs who is allowed to partially comply to QSR.
  • Definition of QSR s four main subsystems:
    • Management Control
    • Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA)
    • Design Controls
    • Production and Process Controls (P&PC)
  • Definition of Satellite subsystems.
    • Medical Device Reporting
    • Corrections and Removals
    • Medical Device Tracking
    • Sterilization Process Controls
  • Tips on establishing an effective quality system for the design, production and distribution of your device.
  • Overview of Quality System Inspection Technique.
  • Typical Quality System deficiencies noted in Warning letters.
  • Techniques used in inspection planning.
  • Factors involved in selection process.
  • Overview of FDA regulations and guidelines used for inspections.
  • Inspection documentation and proper follow-up procedures.
  • Tips for Preparing for Quality System Inspection.
Who Will Benefit:

This webinar will provide valuable information to personnel in Medical Device Manufacturers including:
  • R&D managers
  • QA managers/staff
  • Management representatives
  • Members of multi-discipline design teams
  • Product, project, program managers

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Event Categories

Business: Innovations, Management, Quality assurance
Science: Life Sciences & Biology

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