Sub-project: Quality System
Plan
Topic
Post-market Requirements - Quality System, Medical Device Reporting
- Quality System (QS) Regulation Overview and the QS Regulation (21 CFR H-Medical Devices Part 820)
Project Description
The goal of this project is to design quality system (QS) regulation processes for the manufacture, packaging, labeling, device evaluation, distribution, complaint handling, record retention, training, auditing, and preparing for governmental inspections.
Contents
- · Standard Operating Procedures
- Manufacturing Processes
- Records
- Changes in Process
- Packaging Processes
- Link = CFR 21 § 820.130
- Labeling Requirements and Methods
- Link = CFR 21 § 820.120
- Device Evaluation Methods
- Auditing
- Distribution of Devices
- Link = CFR 21 § 820.160
- Chain of Custody Forms, Procedures, & Records
- Complaint Procedure Forms, Reporting Requirements, & Records
- Link = CFR 21 § 820.100
- Record Retention Procedures
- Training of Employees and Record Retention
- Calibration of Equipment & Record Retention
- Maintenance of Equipment, Logs, & Record Retention
- Miscellaneous
- SOP on Writing SOPs
- Facility Inspections - Manufacturing
- Equipment Inspections
- Documentation of Quality Systems
- Forms for Inspections
- Deviations and Corrections
- Outline Standards for a Non-Conforming Product (device evaluation)
- · Adverse Events
- Handling
- Forms, Records, and Retention
- Reporting to Relevant Agencies
- Response
- Follow-up Measures
- Metrics Evaluating Success of Response
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