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Published: 2019/01/08 - Guidance - by Cord Schloetelburg

EU MDR Factsheet for Manufacturers of Medical Devices

Medical device manufacturers must implement the new EU MDR. Here you will find an overview to get things going.

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Published: 2019/07/31 - Guidance - Updated: 2019/08/15 - by Thorsten Prinz

Legal Requirements for Medical Software

Our resources of legal requirements for medical software help you to find all important laws, guidelines, and standards.

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Published: 2019/07/11 - Guidance - Updated: 2019/07/11 - by Tobias Schreiegg and Thorsten Prinz

Software Classification: Insights in EU Guidance

The MDR caused uncertainty concerning software classification. We give you an exclusive insight into the upcoming EU guideline!

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Workshop

Usability Engineering: Regulatory Requirements and Product Optimization

Use and user errors are critical risks of medical devices. Learn in our workshop how to set up an efficient usability engineering.

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Published: 2019/06/26 - Development - by Andreas Rösch and David Schmoldt

Improving Patient Compliance With Speech Recognition

The use of patient diaries for telemonitoring often fails due to a lack of compliance. The use of speech recognition can increase patient compliance.

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Published: 2019/06/13 - Guidance - by Thorsten Prinz

[Video] How to Achieve MDR Compliance for Medical Apps

It’s hard to achieve MDR compliance when developing medical apps. Learn in this presentation how to overcome this hurdle.

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Published: 2019/05/29 - Guidance - Updated: 2019/07/04 - by Isabel Jakobs and  Ulrich Spiegel

Risk Classification of a Medical App

Risk classification for medical apps has changed significantly with the European Medical Device Regulation. We give you an example!

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Workshop

In-Clinic Workshop “Emergency Medicine”

In our workshop you learn from physicians what is needed for successfully developing medical devices for emergency medicine and radiology.

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Workshop

Clinical Evaluation of Medical Devices

Learn in our workshop how to be compliant with the MEDDEV guideline and MDR requirements for clinical evaluation of your medical device.

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