One other thing to consider similar to a product requirements specification is 1) a label requirements specification, 2) an IFU requirements specification, and if applicable to your device 3) is a service manual specification. These are great tools for the early design input specification process that capture these inputs early in the process. Inputs for these documents include various applicable standards, regulations, guidances, Directives, etc. that apply to the device that should be considered while it is being designed.
I find this very helpful when dealing with medical electrical equipment but also active implantables, and I can see the same for non-active devices as well as there are a whole slew of labeling and manual requirements from a far ranging set of requirements. Some requirements will also come from your own specifications, as well.
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Leonard (Leo) Eisner, P.E.
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Original Message:
Sent: 30-Jun-2021 13:09
From: Patty Beja
Subject: Medical Device Labeling Standards
Good day, Team
We are a medical device company that functions as an initial importer, contract manufacturer, and manufacturer. We operate in multiple jurisdictions. For this exercise assume the jurisdictions include MDSAP participating countries, EU and UK.
What is the preferred standard for label management similar companies use for labeling?
Thanks.
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Patty Beja
Manager, Regulatory Affairs
Port Washington NY
United States[
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