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Software Verification & Validation Strategies 2011
(includes Part 11 update)
Overview:
Software Verification and Validation (V&V) is an extremely important requirement for ensuring the safety and reliability of software used in manufacturing, devices, design, and quality systems. U.S. FDA and ISO 13485:2003 both require Software Verification & Validation. The FDA Quality System Regulation (21 CFR Part 820) states "Design validation shall include software validation and risk analysis." All devices automated with software will be subject to this regulation. FDA has released a revised guidance document on software which impacts medical device manufacturers. This course will help you understand software verification and validation and the impact of these new revisions on software used by medical device manufacturers. FDA has cited numerous companies on software verification and validation issues in Warning Letters and inspectional observations. This course will discuss what you need to do to comply with FDA and ISO without going overboard by being excessively compliant.
This course will discuss methods and strategies for applying the most appropriate V & V strategy for a wide variety of software used by medical device manufacturers; thus, saving considerable time and money. This course will provide an understanding of the software V&V strategies for Manufacturing Software, Device Software & Submissions, 3rd Party & off-the-shelf (OTS) software, QC/RA statistical, Quality System, & clinical software. Case studies will be presented to facilitate the discussion. SVVP, SQAP and OTS Templates will be provided.
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Speaker: Marc Goodman, Dennis Rubenacker
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