ISO 13485 is the most widely known quality standard in the medical device industry. It is very similar to ISO 9001, but brings a specific approach to subjects like documentation, traceability, inspection, sterilization and others. Medical device companies follow ISO 13485 to ensure they meet customer requirements, and also the applicable regulations for the marketplaces where the medical devices are supplied.
The emergence of new diseases and the phenomenon of population aging are quickly increasing the demand for medical devices. In an environment where margins are slim and government regulation is high, medical device suppliers need to overcome the challenge of innovation and provide high quality equipment at lower costs.
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Business Process Modelling
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Audit Control
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Risk Assessment
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Product Management
Hauptvorteile der Lösung
Standardize and streamline regulatory and legal compliance management.
Reduce efforts to effectively comply with ISO 13485 and other regulations.
Drive the efforts to develop the workforce and improve business process across the enterprise.
Ensure the delivery of medical devices that consistently meet customer requirements.
Proactively identify and manage potential risks, saving your budget.
Centralize and get complete visibility of product development processes and product portfolio.
Simplify the development, review, and approval of new medical devices and related documents.
Accelerate the investigation of quality deviations and customer claims.
Run process and departmental audits and reduce organizational vulnerability.
Strengthen business relationships with stakeholders, suppliers and patients.
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Materialien im Rampenlicht
Ebook
13 Processes Every Enterprise Quality Management Software (EQMS) Should Automate
This eBook will show how to get the true value that an EQMS promises by automating 13 quality processes.
White Paper
How will ISO 13485:2016 impact your relationship with suppliers?
The importance of the "risk based approach" for the correct performance and adequate safety of medical devices.