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The Good Automated Manufacturing Practice (GAMP) organization issued a final draft for review of a guidance for achieving Part 11 compliance for Electronic Records;Electronic Signatures. It is available at the link provided or go to www.gamp.org for more information.. GAMP Part11 draft Note: this is not an FDA Guidance. It was written by an industry...
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The link above provides the slides and notes of a presentation made by David Manalan reqarding FDA’s Quality System Inspection Technique. David is an associate of SoftwareCPR and you can reach him at DManalan@softwarecpr.com or 978-266-1220. BOSCON manalan QSIT
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At a half-day breakout session on the AAMI Medical Device Software Standard, the HIMA Conformance Assessment Tool, UL 1998, the FDA Off-the-shelf software guidance, and other software standards and policy initiatives for the medical device industry was presented as part of the annual AAMI International Standards Conference. FDA and several industry speakers participated. John Murray,...
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The Device Quality System Regulation (GMP) explicitly requires signatures in the following places: The sections of the regulation which specifically require signatures are: · Sec. 820.30 Design controls.c & d · Sec. 820.40 Document controls a & b · Sec. 820.75 Process validation a · Sec. 820.80 Receiving, in-process, and finished device acceptance d&e. ·...
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Status of FDA permission requirements for Blood Bank establishment use of electronic crossmatch as of November 18, 1999: Because 21 CFR 606.151 requires a serologic crossmatch those hospitals (all hospitals) who wish to use the electronic crossmatch must apply for a variance to 21 CFR 606.151 (as allowed by 21 CFR 640.120) to gain written...
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FDA CDRH Office of Device Evaluation standards recognition statement for ” IEC 60601-1-4:1996, Medical electrical equipment – Part 1: General requirements For safety; 4. Collateral Standard: Programmable electrical medical systems”. FDA did not choose to recognize this standard for software submissions or even outright for risk management. They did issue a recognition statement explaining their...
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