Education & Training
Pragmatic regulatory approaches for medical devices
March 9, 2022

Topics Covered:
Session 1 – Introduction to the course, and the definition of medical devices.
Session 2 – Regulatory Classification and pathways – real-world examples; Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP).
Session 3 – Building your first QMS and management commitment.
Session 4 – Practical considerations for process mapping and procedures.
Session 5 – Pragmatic approach to compliance with regulations.
Session 6 – Engagement of the entire organization in quality consideration.
Session 7 – Risk Management concepts, Failure Mode and Analysis Effects Analysis (FMEA).
Session 8 – Software tools and agile software development.
Session 9 – Measuring and monitoring results, Key Performance Indicators (KPI), Management Review.
Session 10 – Security, Privacy, Legal, and Ethical Requirements and considerations.
Upon successful completion, you will be awarded:
- A NIHI – McMaster CE Certificate of Attendance, based largely on attendance and homework submitted.
- A micro-credential, often referred to as a digital badge that verifies the skills and competencies earned. The digital badge can be displayed, accessed, and verified online in a resume, portfolio, website such as LinkedIn or other online platform.
Instructor: Christie Eby (pictured), Director, Process Excellence, Quality Regulatory, Intellijoint Surgical
NIHI – McMaster CE Pragmatic Quality & Regulatory Approaches for Medical Devices
Weekly, Tuesdays , April 5 – June 7 , 2022 | Live, Interactive, Online via Webex
10 Sessions, 11:50 – 1:00 PM ET
Competencies Achieved Upon Completion of Course:
- Identify a Regulatory Strategy for an existing or new product.
- Create an outline of a Quality Management System for Hardware and/or Software Products.
- Apply best practices on a pragmatic approach to Regulations and Standards.