MDR Technical Documentation

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

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

Information

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

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

Author: Andrea Baisánszki (NoBoMed Zrt.) and György Ferenc Balázs (EMKI-Cert)
✓ Access to the course material for 3 months from the date of purchase
60-page training material presenting the fundamentals of technical documentation
Online tests to reinforce your knowledge
Certificate documenting completed course modules and achieved results

Do you have questions about the course content? Simply send us an email at info@noboversum.hu and we will forward your question to the expert for a professional response.

Topics

Structure of Technical Documentation
  • Precise technical description of the device, including variants and accessories
  • Information supplied by the manufacturer
  • Information related to design and manufacturing
  • General Safety and Performance Requirements (GSPR)
  • Benefit-risk analysis and risk management
  • Product verification and validation
Technical Documentation Related to Post-Market Surveillance
  • Post-Market Surveillance Plan (PMSP)
  • Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR)
  • Post-Market Surveillance Report (PMSR)
Role of Technical Documentation Assessment in Conformity Assessment
  • Technical documentation generated during design activities
  • Elements originating from quality management system processes
  • Manufacturing and inspection documentation
  • Integration of risk evaluation, GSPR, and clinical evaluation
Manufacturer’s Intended Purpose
  • Demonstration of compliance with the definition of a “medical device”
  • Justification and practical implementation of classification, including classification guidance
Information Supplied by the Manufacturer
  • Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR)
  • Summary of Safety and Clinical Performance (SSCP)
Theoretical Foundations and Regulatory Updates
  • New MDR requirements related to technical documentation
  • More detailed and structured documentation expectations
  • Requirements for maintaining documentation and continuously updating clinical evaluation
  • Traceability (UDI) and post-market follow-up
  • Key points of the Team-NB guidance document
    (Best Practice Guidance for the Submission of Technical Documentation under Annex II and III of MDR)
  • Common deficiencies in MDR technical documentation