BEST SELLER - Mobile Medical Apps (Is It a FDA Regulated Device) and Cybersecurity
Edwin Waldbusser retired from the industry after 30 years in management of the development of medical device products and development of company Quality Systems. He was involved in the development of products such as IVD devices, kidney dialysis systems and inhalation devices. His QS experience includes design control, risk analysis, CAPA, software validation, supplier qualification/ control and manufacturing/non-conforming product programs. He now consults in the area of quality systems for medical devices with emphasis on design control, software validation, risk analysis and human factors analysis. Ed has a B.S. Mechanical Engineering from NYU and an M.B.A from Drexel University. He is certified by Lloyds of London as an ISO 9000 Lead Auditor and is a member of the Thomson Reuters Expert Witness network. He has 5 issued patents. He is also the owner of www.meddeviceadvisors. com which offers over 80 easy to customize medical device Quality System SOP.
The FDA has released a Guidance explaining how they intend to apply their regulatory authority to software applications intended for use on mobile platforms. They have defined what types of apps they consider a medical device. Apps that are medical devices must meet all FDA device requirements, however, FDA will not enforce their requirements on Mobile apps that meet the FDA’s definition of a medical device but pose a low health risk.
This webinar will explain how to determine if your app is a medical device and if it will be subject to FDA requirements. The FDA approval process for a new app will be explained including FDA software validation requirements which are more extensive than just testing performance. Cybersecurity is very important for mobile apps. The FDA requirements for cybersecurity in the app design will be explained.
Learning Objects
- When does your mobile app become a medical device?
- When does FDA consider your mobile app a consumer product which it will not regulate?
- How does FDA determine not to regulate one app versus another?
- How does the new guidance impact industry?
- What is FDA's position on the cybersecurity and mobile medical applications?
Areas Covered
- What mobile apps are medical devices
- What mobile apps will be regulated by FDA
- FDA Guidance: "Mobile Medical Applications"
- Review of quality system requirements from the FDA (QSRs) and the EU (ISO 13485)
- Review of software development standards: ISO 62304 and FDA guidance documents
- How to get a mobile app approved by FDA
- Cybersecurity for mobile apps explained
Who Should Attend
- Development Engineers
- Production Management
- QA/ QC personnel
- Software developers
- IT personnel
- Legal dept
- Regulatory Personnel
Why Should Attend
The FDA has released a guidance
explaining how they intend to apply their regulatory authority to
software applications intended for use on mobile platforms. They have
defined what types of apps they consider a medical device. Apps that are
medical devices must meet all FDA device requirements, however, FDA
will not enforce their requirements on Mobile apps that meet the FDA’s
definition of a medical device but pose a low health risk.
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$150.00
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