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The ISO 13485 standard is being revised and the new version will be released early in 2016. It was originally expected to be released in the fall of 2015 along with the updated ISO 9001 standard, but there were 800 comments on the DIS2 draft and a final version was submitted for voting in October. Below is the link for my article describing the changes: http://www.bonezonepub.com/component/content/article/1198-big-changes-in-iso-134852015 One of the changes is to the management review process. The new process requires that you justify the frequency for your management reviews and document this justification. It also requires that you document your plan to address new and revised changes to regulatory requirements as an output of your management review meetings. My recommendation is to start planning the changes to your QMS starting in January with your first management review of the year. Here’s my suggested preparation plan: http://medicaldeviceacademy.com/management-review-webinar/ 4. retrain top management on the new procedure and ask them to watch the webinar http://medicaldeviceacademy.com/quality-system-plan-template/ – form at the end of page 6. assign each member of top management one of the items in the plan to be responsible for as process owner (some might be responsible for more than one) http://medicaldeviceacademy.com/planning-2016-annual-audit-schedule/ 10. propose an updated internal audit schedule for 2016 during your January management review meeting, based upon what you learn in the webinar I’m sure many of you are already planning your next management review meeting and you are involved in strategic business planning for 2016. Here’s two more things to keep on your radar screen for 2016: I also have three holiday wishes you can help me with: http://medicaldeviceacademy.com/suggestion-box/ If you are located in Europe, hopefully I’ll see you at my CE Marking and 510(k) workshop on February 9, 2016 at University of Oxford ($799/person): http://medicaldeviceacademy.com/ce-marking-workshop-and-510k-submissions-workshop/ source: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2070960/2070960-6082944075940577285 Marked as spam
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Steven Maier
Wonderful information that you have shared here. Great Value!
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Rob Packard
Leo Eisner pointed out an error in my previous announcement. EMC testing to IEC 610101-1-2, 4th edition transition deadline is August 1, 2017 for US FDA submissions of electronic devices. My announcement said, August 1, 2016, but the FDA changed the deadline to August 1, 2017 in November 2014. Thank you Leo.
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Robert Forrest Rudnick, CQA
Always informative, dead on, and supported by fact. Thanks, Rob.
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