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Using Risk Management to Improve Design Controls
February 8, 2022
Reduction of risk to patients and other end users is crucial to gaining market approval for new devices. Thus, risk reduction measures become inputs into device design, and implementation verification — an activity to prove the effectiveness of risk reduction measures — is applicable to design verification as well.
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