Two essential modules in integrated training.
Recognized experts in international regulatory compliance.
Globally accepted compliance readiness.
RDC665/22 - Anvisa (National Health Surveillance Agency)
In this training you will learn:
Exploration of the essential principles behind the validation of analytical methods, understanding their importance in ensuring the quality and safety of products subject to health surveillance.
Details of the minimum requirements required for the validation of analytical methods as established by Anvisa Resolution RDC 665/22.
Practical guidance on the procedures and steps for validating analytical methods, including parameter selection, test protocols and data analysis.
Teaching about preparing the necessary documentation to prove the compliance of analytical methods, covering reports, records and essential information to be presented to Anvisa.
Examples and case studies to illustrate the application of concepts learned in training, facilitating understanding and practical implementation in everyday professional life.
Emphasis on the importance of validating methods to ensure the reliability of analysis results, aiming for regulatory compliance and product safety.
United States 21CRF820 - Food and Drug Administration - FDA
In this training you will learn:
Detailed exploration of the specific requirements set forth in the FDA's 21 CFR Part 820 for medical devices.
Detailed guidance on how to apply Good Manufacturing Practice standards to ensure regulatory compliance.
Development of skills to create and maintain accurate documentation, essential to meet regulatory requirements.
Deepening the management of risks associated with the production of medical devices and the importance of product safety.
Comprehensive preparation to face regulatory audits and inspections, understanding how to respond and prepare for these assessments.
Use of real case studies to exemplify and apply the concepts learned in the context of the medical device industry.
Canada SOR/98-282 and IMDRF
In this training you will learn:
Comprehensive details on Canada's specific regulatory requirements for medical devices, including the guidelines, standards and compliance processes established by SOR/98-282.
Detailed exploration of the fundamental principles and structure of Canadian legislation governing the development, manufacture and marketing of medical devices.
Practical guidance on how to effectively implement and comply with Canadian regulatory requirements in the development, production and distribution of medical devices.
Connection between Canadian regulations and international standards established by the International Medical Device Regulatory Forum (IMDRF), understanding how these standards influence Canadian requirements.
Details of conformity assessment processes, including the certification of medical devices, the criteria required for approval in the Canadian market, and the procedures to maintain compliance throughout the product life cycle.
Strategic guidance to effectively navigate Canada's medical device market, addressing best practices, common challenges, and opportunities to ensure commercial success.
Japan MHLW ordinance 169 PMDA
In this training you will learn:
Understanding of Japan's regulatory framework for medical devices, including the role and responsibilities of the MHLW and PMDA.
Specific details on the requirements set out in MHLW Ordinance 169, including the guidelines for registration, manufacturing and marketing of medical devices in Japan.
Exploration of the medical device registration process in Japan, covering the necessary documents, deadlines, steps and requirements for approval.
Understanding of quality standards required in Japan for medical devices, aligned with international standards and local expectations.
Discussion of post-market responsibilities, including adverse event reporting, recalls and corrective actions in the Japanese market.
Identification of key challenges faced by companies in complying with Japanese regulatory requirements and strategies to ensure ongoing compliance.
Australia TGA ARGMD
In this training you will learn:
Detailed understanding of the requirements established by the TGA and ARGMD for the approval and commercialization of medical devices in their respective markets.
Knowledge of the specific process for registering and submitting medical devices to the TGA and ARGMD, including the necessary documentation and deadlines involved.
Understanding the quality and safety standards required by these regulatory agencies, addressing technical and manufacturing aspects to ensure compliance.
Exploration of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) guidelines and requirements established by the TGA and ARGMD, ensuring the safe and consistent production of medical devices.
Knowledge of the practices and procedures involved in inspections and audits conducted by the TGA and ARGMD to assess the compliance of manufacturers and processes.
Development of effective strategies to ensure ongoing compliance with TGA and ARGMD regulatory requirements, including change management and regulatory updates.
MDSAP - Medical Device Single Audit Program
In this training you will learn:
Understanding of the core principles and goals of the Medical Device Single Audit Program to ensure international compliance of medical devices.
Mastery of the specific regulations of each participating country, such as the USA, Canada and Brazil, ensuring global compliance of medical devices.
Acquisition of essential skills and techniques to perform comprehensive and effective audits of medical device facilities.
Ability to interpret and apply MDSAP standards accurately, following established guidelines to ensure regulatory compliance.
Proactive identification of risks and ability to deal with non-conformities, implementing corrective and preventive actions effectively.
Clear communication skills to report audit findings and document processes in a concise and understandable manner.
Excellence in quality is essential for medical device manufacturers who want to succeed in the global market. MDSAP training is your best chance to achieve quality excellence and protect patient health and safety.
MDSAP training is a training program offered by recognized auditing organizations (AOs) to prepare medical device manufacturers for MDSAP audits. The training covers the requirements of the Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP), which is an international initiative led by medical device regulatory authorities (RAs) to simplify the audit process for manufacturers selling medical devices in multiple markets.
MDSAP training is recommended for all medical device manufacturers who sell or intend to sell their products in markets participating in MDSAP. Training can help manufacturers understand MDSAP requirements, prepare for MDSAP audits, and improve compliance with regulatory requirements.
MDSAP training can be carried out in open classes or in company (live online or in person)
Be certified as Lead Auditor 13485 by an Internationally Recognized Body.
You can enroll for 1, 2 or more modules, to receive the MDSAP Lead Auditor certificate you must complete 1 Requirement module from the participating countries and the Audit Module.
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