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What are the top three issues seen in FDA 483 observations involving quality system requirements at medical device manufacturers?
Per the FDA and other regulatory agencies, medical device manufacturers are required to ensure their quality systems adhere to GMPs.
But are there specific aspects of quality system requirements that should receive greater focus? What are FDA investigators concerned about the most when it comes to medical device GMP operations?
With Redica Systems’ advanced data analytics, we can better understand the top three issues regarding quality system requirements.
A report for the past five years’ (2017-2021) worth of 483 observations issued to global medical device manufacturers shows the following top three observations involving quality system requirements.
- Quality Audits
- Training
- Management Review
If your quality and compliance team is responsible for inspection preparation for medical device GMP, these are three areas you may want to focus on ahead of your next inspection.
Additional areas of concern identified by FDA investigators at medical device facilities include process capability, CAPA effectiveness checks, and inadequate cleaning validation programs.
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