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Duration
4 hours
Format Online
Language English
The Learning will use a concrete medical-device case study to work through the PMS process from planning and data collection to analysis and follow-up actions.
Participants will have the opportunity to:
Employees and professionals from Regulatory Affairs, Quality Management, Clinical Affairs, PMS/PMCF and Risk Management, as well as those responsible for establishing, maintaining or reviewing post-market surveillance processes for medical devices.
Basic knowledge of medical devices and the MDR, as well as general familiarity with regulatory or quality processes within a medical-device organisation, is recommended. No in-depth prior experience in PMS is required.
This Learning shows you how to turn PMS from a regulatory obligation into a practical lifecycle process that generates meaningful evidence, identifies emerging risks and drives effective action.
Special offer for companys registering more than two participants (440.00 €/person excl. VAT) per company!
Register 8 weeks prior to event and profit from our early bird fee (440.00 €/person excl. VAT)!
Standard registration fee: 490.00 € excl. VAT
This training is designed for professionals in Regulatory Affairs, Quality Management, Clinical Affairs, PMS/PMCF and Risk Management, as well as anyone responsible for establishing, maintaining or reviewing post-market surveillance processes for medical devices. Basic knowledge of medical devices and the MDR is recommended, but no in-depth prior experience in PMS is required.
You will learn how to establish and maintain an effective PMS system in accordance with the MDR, from PMS planning and data collection to data analysis, reporting and follow-up actions. The training covers how to identify relevant data sources, assess signals and trends, and understand how PMS findings feed into PSUR, PMCF, clinical evaluation, risk management and CAPA.
The training is highly practical and uses a concrete medical-device case study to work through the PMS process step by step. You will assess the relevance of different post-market data sources, analyse examples of PMS data, identify potential signals and trends, and discuss appropriate follow-up actions. Practical checklists, templates and examples will also help you apply the learning within your own organisation and strengthen your PMS process.
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