Quality assurance in medicine
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What is the aim of the training - quality assurance in medicine?
This course gives an idea of the regulatory requirements and where they come from.
The quality assurance requirements for medical software are becoming increasingly stringent. This creates additional obligations for manufacturers, the motivation for which is not necessarily transparent to all developers and testers involved. This course gives an idea of the regulatory requirements and where they come from.
In addition, basic methods of software testing in general and model-centered testing in particular are taught. The third day is dedicated to test management and further topics (usability, validation, 21 CFR Part 11).
- regulatory requirements and standards
- Basic philosophy
- Process models
- Core processes of SW development
- SW testing methods
- Basics of model-centered testing
- Test management (test planning, partial testing, variant management)
- Test reports
- 21 CFR Part 11
- Usability
- Seminar duration:
3 days - Target groups:
Software developers, software testers, project managers in medical technology - Number of participants:
maximum 10 - Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of the development process in medical technology desired. - Certificate:
Participants will receive a certificate of attendance - Costs:
Price on request
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