Radiometer Medical needed additional resources to prepare Usability Engineering planning and documentation of Radiometer Capillary Tube to meet the IEC 62366 standard. In addition, the applied processes and documentation was to be used for the approval of similar solutions within the product family. These activities were carried out in close cooperation with Radiometer’s development, quality and marketing departments, and it was expected that MGS Design & Development participated as a natural part of Radiometer’s development team.
MGS Design & Development prepared the usability engineering documents Capillary Tube and assisted with the update of the product requirements specification and risk analysis.
- Usability Engineering File Index
- Usability Use Scenarios
- Training and Material for Training
- Usability Verification Plan
- Usability Validation Plan
- Usability Verification Protocol
- Usability Validation Protocol
- Usability Verification Report (draft)
- Usability Validation Report (draft)
The final documentation will be part of Radiometer Medical’s CE marking of Capillary Tube and will provide the basis of equivalent approval of all variants of capillaries. MGS Design & Development prepared the reports for documentation of the tests, which Radiometer Medical implemented according to the stated protocols.
Radiometer Medical gained the following by working with MGS Design & Development:
- Quicker approval of the product by adding competences
- Basis for approval of other products
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The cooperation with Radiometer is a perfect example of how we use our broad experience in the development of medical devices to help our clients with more strategic and regulatory processes in their development projects. Our clients are experiencing still increasing regulatory requirements, and we are pleased that we are able to assist our clients market their solutions quickly and correctly in this area too.”
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