FDAnews Announces -- 1 Week Until EU-Medical Device Regulation and In-vitro Diagnostic Compliance Workshop June 10-12, 2019 Waltham, MA

FALLS CHURCH, Va., June 4, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- EU-Medical Device Regulation and In-vitro Diagnostic Compliance Workshop
Interactive Workshop Training from FDAnews and Ombu Enterprises
June 10-12, 2019 -- Waltham, MA (Boston)
https://www.fdanews.com/eumdreg

EU-Medical Device Regulation and In-vitro Diagnostic Compliance Workshop starts in one week.

Understanding and Implementing the EU-MDR & EU-IVDR: June 10-11, 2019
Post-Market Activities in the EU-MDR -- A Detailed Analysis: June 12, 2019

The EU-MDR and IVDR compliance clocks are ticking... daily. Many devicemakers still aren't ready to meet the Dates of Application. The new regulations are very complicated sets of rules!

    --  Entire product portfolio will need re-approval
    --  Standards such as EN ISO 13485:2016, changed once already, will change
        again to align with the new regulations
    --  There is a new version of EN ISO 14917 planned for 2019
    --  Turnaround time for serious incident reporting will drop from 30 to only
        15 days

And that's just for openers.

The new regulations are a handful. They will change the way one does business in the European Union!

Here's how we can help...

Mark the calendar for two, or three, productive days of hands-on training with Dan O'Leary of Ombu Enterprises, one of FDAnews' most in-demand trainers. Over the course of two days (June 10-11), attendees will understand the conversion and implement the new MDR:

    --  The new MDR classification system (how to apply the system)
    --  The new IVDR classification system (how to apply the system)
    --  Conformity assessment paths (how paths apply to specific devices)
    --  Annex I requirements
    --  Technical documentation requirements (how to document compliance)
    --  Unique Device Identification (EU approach)
    --  Notified Body (its role)
    --  And much more!

Special Third-Day Add-On:
Post-Market Activities in the EU-MDR -- A Detailed Analysis

Stay one more day. Participate in a workshop untangling one of the most complicated aspects of the new EU-MDR post-market activities -- one will discover:

    --  Which devices (by class and other attributes) require any specific
        activity
    --  How to develop a plan and report for each activity
    --  Understanding frequency and distribution of each report
    --  Adverse events classification and reporting
    --  And much more!

This add-on workshop assumes a basic familiarity with the EU-MDR. Attending the previous day's workshop (June 10-11) is recommended but not required to attend this (June 12) day.

The first EU-MDR compliance deadline falls in May 2020, less than a year after this workshop. There's no time to waste and space is limited. Reserve a seat today.

Reminder: EU-Medical Device Regulation and In-vitro Diagnostic Compliance Workshop
starts in one week.

Who Should Attend:

    --  Quality Managers/Engineers
    --  Risk Managers
    --  Regulatory Affairs
    --  Design Engineers
    --  Supply Chain Managers
    --  Production Managers/Engineers
    --  Document Control Specialists
    --  Marketing Managers
    --  Clinical Managers
    --  Clinical Evaluation Specialists
    --  Export Compliance Managers

Webinar Details:
EU-Medical Device Regulation and In-vitro Diagnostic Compliance Workshop
Interactive Workshop Training from FDAnews and Ombu Enterprises
June 10-12, 2019 -- Waltham, MA (Boston)
https://www.fdanews.com/eumdreg

Tuition:
Regular Pricing Course I (Days 1&2): $1,797
Regular Pricing Course II (Day 3): $897
Regular Pricing Course I & II: $2,197
Significant team discounts are available.

Easy Ways to Register:
Online: https://www.fdanews.com/eumdreg
By phone: 888-838-5578 or 703-538-7600

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