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[Risk management for medical devices].
1Jiangsu TUV Product Service Ltd., Shanghai Branch, MHS Department, Shanghai, 200020.
Summary
Chinese medical device manufacturers can improve risk management by adopting international standards like ISO 14971:2007. This study analyzes current practices and offers actionable suggestions for enhanced medical device risk management.
Area of Science:
- Medical Device Manufacturing
- Risk Management
- International Standards
Context:
- Analysis of current risk management practices in China's medical device industry.
- Theoretical study based on the international standard ISO 14971:2007.
- Examination of the status quo of risk management applications in medical device manufacturing.
Purpose:
- To analyze risk management in the medical device manufacturing industry.
- To introduce the current applications, operational requirements, and future trends of risk management.
- To provide methods and suggestions for medical device manufacturers regarding risk management.
Summary:
- The study investigates risk management activities among Chinese medical device manufacturers, referencing ISO 14971:2007.
- It details the current state of risk management, its operational requirements, and emerging trends.
- Actionable methods and recommendations are proposed for manufacturers to enhance their risk management processes.
Impact:
- Provides insights into current risk management practices in the Chinese medical device sector.
- Offers practical guidance for manufacturers to align with international standards.
- Aims to improve the overall safety and quality of medical devices through effective risk management.
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