Clinical Trials - Medical Device FDA's Program 2017
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Category Clinical Trails Program, Medical Device, FDA Webinars, medical device complaint handling training, medical specialist programs, training courses on medical devices, medical devices sales training, 2017 medical webinars, medical device software training
Deadline: August 23, 2017 | Date: August 24, 2017
Venue/Country: Online, U.S.A
Updated: 2017-06-15 15:20:21 (GMT+9)
Call For Papers - CFP
Overview:The topic is device clinical trials. This term refers to the use of medical products on/in humans, in order to gain useful knowledge about the product. Why should you Attend:In spite of the long experience device companies have with clinical trials regulations (published 25 years ago), many companies have found this area an expensive trap. In fact, the only thing more expensive than a good clinical trial is a bad clinical trial.Areas Covered in the Session:IntroductionValid Scientific EvidencePhases of Device Human StudiesSignificant/Non-Significant RiskIDE Meaning, Content, ReviewExemption from IDE rulesWho Will Benefit:R&D and Regulatory StaffManagement of R&D RegulatorySpeaker Profile:Anna Longwell is currently principal attorney of the Palo Alto Law firm, Longwell and Associates, which specializes in Food and Drug law. The firm has expertise in US FDA expectations, regulation and law, affecting the development and ultimate marketing of new medical products, drugs, devices and biologics. They have served the regulatory needs of large (>$2 billion/year) divisions of Fortune 500 companies, and small (4 person) biotech start-ups.Contact Detail:Compliance4All DBA NetZealous,Phone: +1-800-447-9407Email: supportcompliance4All.com
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