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September 2024


SSCP – Avoid redundant work on the “Summary of Safety and Clinical Performance”

By Dr. Anja KuhnertSeptember 23, 20241 Comment

The SSCP (Summary of Safety and Clinical Performance) is not the only report that the MDR requires from many medical device manufacturers. In terms of content, the SSCP even overlaps with the PSUR and the PMS reports. The IVDR places almost identical requirements on the SSP (Summary of Safety and Performance). How do all these…

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Cyclomatic complexity

By Prof. Dr. Christian JohnerSeptember 19, 2024Leave a comment

Cyclomatic complexity is a metric in software engineering that helps determine the complexity and, thus, the likelyhood of errors and the maintainability of code. Cyclomatic complexity is also referred to as the McCabe metric.

AQL (Acceptable Quality Level) – When is good good enough?

By Urs MüllerSeptember 16, 2024Leave a comment

AQL stands for Acceptable Quality Level and is sometimes translated as “permitted reject rate.” The AQL determines when a batch of parts or products is rejected or accepted based on a random sample inspection. However, auditors regularly no longer accept the AQL. What to do? This article provides answers.

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Hazard and hazardous situation

By Christian RosenzweigSeptember 15, 2024Leave a comment

ISO 14971 defines the terms “hazard” and “hazardous situation.” Nevertheless, medical device manufacturers often find it difficult to assign concrete cases to either of the two categories. This article provides help.

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