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Regulatory Essentials in Health Tech: Early Development and Management
250€ + applicable VAT
Topics of this session
- Early development stages
- Timelines and the Medical Device Life Cycle
- Capturing the Value Proposition
- Early validation through Feasibility Studies
- Preparing for Design Control and Post-Market activities
- Assigning roles and responsibilities in-house and externally
- Document and records management, logs, and traceability
- Building your Quality Management System (QMS)
- ISO 13485 and other international QMS-related standards
- Management responsibility
- From planning to operations – Ensuring consistently safe and efficient devices
- Supplier Control – From supplier evaluation to contracts and partnership
- Importer and Distributor relations
Trainers
Heikki Pitkänen
CEO & Founder, Lean Entries - Senior Expert, Regulations & Qualityheikki.pitkanen@aurevia.com
”I have more than 20 years of experience in the health tech field including responsibilities in product development as well as regulatory and quality-related positions. I have worked previously at SGS as a site manager providing Medical Device manufacturers with Notified Body, accredited test lab and training services for worldwide market access. I have participated in international standardization and in the CEN-CENELEC Advisory Board for Healthcare Standards."
Target group
All health tech developers and stakeholders interested in gaining crucial knowledge on how to save months in time-to-market of health tech innovations and to avoid typical dead-ends due to non-compliance to the medical device or in vitro diagnostic regulations. Particular focus on start-up founders and staff, university innovator teams, young health tech professionals, business advisors, and investors from early seed development to international scaling.After this session, you
- Know what to take into account regarding regulations and standards from the early stage of product development
- Have a view of the medical device life cycle from early development to post-market actions
- Know what to consider when planning your Quality Management System (QMS)