IVDR Technical Documentation

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Learn how to build compliant and up-to-date technical documentation according to IVDR requirements!

This e-learning course will help you understand IVDR expectations and structure your technical documentation in a systematic way, with special focus on device safety, performance, and traceability.

Information

The course material is available anytime and anywhere through an interactive e-learning platform, allowing you to learn entirely at your own pace.

Your knowledge will be assessed through online quizzes, and upon successful completion, you will receive a certificate confirming the completion of the course and your results.

Authors: Tímea Németh Markó (NoBoMed Plc.) and György Ferenc Balázs (EMKI-Cert)
✓ Access to the course material for 3 months from the date of purchase
60-page educational material introducing the principles of technical documentation
Online quizzes to reinforce learning
Certificate of completion with assessment results

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Topics

IVDR Performance Evaluation Requirements and Process
  • Meaning of terms used in performance evaluation
  • The performance evaluation process
Performance Evaluation Planning Process and Documentation
  • Performance Evaluation Plan (PEP)
    • Clinical Performance Evaluation Plan
    • Analytical Performance Evaluation Plan
    • Scientific Validity
  • Post-Market Performance Follow-up Plan
Performance Evaluation Report (PER)
  • The role of the Performance Evaluation Report within the evaluation process
  • Content requirements
  • PER sub-reports
    • Scientific Validity Report
    • Analytical Performance Report
    • Clinical Performance Report
Post-Market Performance Follow-up (PMPF)
  • Relationship between PMS and performance evaluation
  • Steps of post-market performance follow-up
  • Content requirements of the PMPF Plan
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  • Relevant Standards