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29. September 2020
Workshop: Introduction to product developement and regulatory affairs
Do you want to understand how product development and regulatory affairs (MDR/IVDR) need to work together to successfully bring products to market?
If the answer is a ‘yes’, this workshop by Nila-Pia Rähle is for you. The course will provide participants with an overview of the regulatory landscape for medical devices in Europe (MDR/IVDR) and will also touch upon different aspects for the US market. Participants will get a good understanding of the product development process, as well as the requirements regarding technical documentation.
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24. September 2020
Workshop: Bringing your project to success while mastering the challenges of IVDR (in-vitro diagnostics)
The goal of this workshop is to give an overview of the regulatory landscape for in- vitro diagnostics medical devices in Europe (IVDR), the product development process, as well as the requirements regarding technical documentation. Within the IVDR the workshop will focus on the development of medical devices and software.
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24. June 2018
Partner of Swiss Diagnostics Start-Up Day 2018
The 2nd Swiss Diagnostics Start-up Day took place on June 21, 2018 in Olten (Switzerland). Effectum Medical was one of its key partners. During the event our CEO Karina Candrian presented Effectum Medical and its offering.
The main focus of the event again was the Swissbiolabs Challenge. Congratulations to the winner of the Award 2018, Peter Ruff (Cardioexplorer), runner-up Dr. Prajwal (Clemedi) and 3rd place Sasa Cukovic (Scoliomedis) for their innovative business ideas in the field of diagnostics! See more here.
24. April 2018
Effectum Medical is certified according to ISO 13485:2016
We did it! Effectum Medical is certified according to ISO 13485:2016. This is also good news for innovators or start-ups. By collaborating with Effectum Medical they profit, amongst other, from our QMS according to ISO standards. They benefit from lower costs and less time consuming efforts for quality management, so they can focus on more value creating activities, such as product and business development.
