Course/Product Description Title: Risk Management and Analysis for Medical Devices Duration: 2 days Find A Class Near You: View Dates And Locations For This Seminar Description: Get the latest information on risk management concepts and practices for the medical device industry and learn how to plan your organization's risk management and analysis program. Understanding risk analysis is essential to anyone in the medical device industry. This course focuses on the design control requirements in FDA's Medical Device Quality System Regulation and ISO 14971: Application of Risk Management to Medical Devices. Risk analysis has been an essential requirement of the European Union (EU) Directives for medical devices as applied by EN 1441-Application of Risk Analysis to Medical Devices. Learn how to manage any process associated with the identification, analysis, evaluation, and control of different types of risk in the medical device and diagnostics industries. Course Outline Class discussions cover the use of failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) and fault tree analysis (FTA) as methods of conducting risk analysis, including predictions and determining approaches to reliability and safety analysis. Also covered is the application of these tools to product design and manufacturing processes. Course Objectives Understand the purpose, benefits and objectives of a detailed plan for risk management and analysis. Describe basic concepts of risk management and analysis. Identify risks and approaches to their solutions. Understand decision making on the acceptability of risk. Understand regulatory requirements of risk analysis. Use available information to analyze risk. Identify qualitative and quantitative characteristics of risk analysis. Identify hazards in risk analysis. Estimate and evaluate risks. Understand what is involved in risk reduction and control. Interpret risk analysis reports. Plan for risk management. Basic concepts and process model overview EN 1441 and ISO 14971:2007 The 13-step process Meeting regulatory requirements for risk Four elements of risk in a management plan (ISO 14971:2007) Identifying risks and approaches to solutions Risk management file Acceptability of risk Risk analysis Identification of hazards and estimation of risks to public safety Qualitative and quantitative characteristics of risk Risk evaluation, control and reduction Overall RRE Risk reporting Postmarket information and use Risk review and planning GHTF guidance on the integration of risk in a QMS design and development process Corrective and preventive action process ISO 13485:2003 and risk management Who Should Attend Recommended for design managers and engineers; manufacturing, service, quality assurance, reliability, research and development, and regulatory affairs professionals, and other cross-functional team members in a medical device environment. Special Promotion Bundle Available! For those seeking to learn more about medical device quality management systems and risk management, we have a money-saving promotional bundle available. We combine this course with our Process Validation Principles and Protocols course! Licenses / Designations / Educational Credits: CEU All US States: 1.5 About The Provider: Founded in 1968, STAT-A-MATRIX is the world's leading consulting and training organization dedicated to improving business processes, management systems, and quality and regulatory compliance. We offer ongoing consulting and training in every aspect of business process improvement. Our approach is a unique blend of concepts, methods, techniques, and tools designed to transfer skills and knowledge to your organization's personnel. Our distinct approach integrates quality, regulatory, and business management systems to help improve your bottom line. Price: $1,495.00 More Info: Contact Us For More Information Tweet

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Keywords For This Course:
risk management, medical device, risk analysis, ISO standards