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Just had an article referred to me about ISO 14971 that we all should read. It was a written by an academic researcher in product safety risk management and discusses the merits of ISO 14971. https://onriskof.com/2016/10/03/medical-device-risk-iso-14971-gets-it-right/ source: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2070960/2070960-6200380090652590080 Marked as spam
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Mark Swanson
While I like the concepts brought forth in 14971, it is time for a revision to align with the risk based approach and other current thinking on medical device risk.
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Dr. Patrick Druggan
Mark Swanson, MBA, ASQ CBA, CMQ/OE & CQE, can you expand on your comment. I've used ISO14971 in the EU and I am interested in hearing the perspective from the USA
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Ruud Lans
Its a great article. I just used it today. Certainly useable in the US
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