This course provides the basic knowledge to prepare for the Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP). It helps key personnel realize the urgency regarding MDSAP readiness and offers answers to vital questions direct from global quality systems expert, Kim Trautman. Learn about the MDSAP audit model, grading nonconformances and regulatory transition timelines, to name just a few highlights. Read More

Bundle of 4 Courses - Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP) Overview and Country-Specific Medical Devices Regulatory Requirements for United States, Japan, and Brazil A comprehensive overview of each countries' Medical Device regulatory framework, including both Premarket AND Postmarket requirements.  Learn what it takes to bring a product to market in each country and KEEP it there! You’ll also be introduced to the Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP), and learn how each country is utilizing MDSAP.  Includes competency assessments to provide documented evidence for the training requirements. NSF International’s web-based virtual training course provides the basic knowledge to prepare for MDSAP, helps key personnel realize the urgency regarding MDSAP readiness and offers answers to vital questions direct from global Quality Systems expert, Kim Trautman, a former U.S. FDA official and key member of the original MDSAP development team. Kim also authored and led the implementation of the current U.S. FDA Quality System regulation and is a globally-recognized leader of continuing harmonization efforts for ISO 13485. Read More

Bundle of 6 Courses - Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP) Overview and Country-Specific Medical Devices Regulatory Requirements for United States, Japan, Australia, Brazil, Canada A comprehensive overview of each countries' Medical Device regulatory framework, including both Premarket AND Postmarket requirements.  Learn what it takes to bring a product to market in each country and KEEP it there! You’ll also be introduced to the Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP), and learn how each country is utilizing MDSAP.  Includes competency assessments to provide documented evidence for the training requirements. NSF International’s web-based virtual training course provides the basic knowledge to prepare for MDSAP, helps key personnel realize the urgency regarding MDSAP readiness and offers answers to vital questions direct from global Quality Systems expert, Kim Trautman, a former U.S. FDA official and key member of the original MDSAP development team. Kim also authored and led the implementation of the current U.S. FDA Quality System regulation and is a globally-recognized leader of continuing harmonization efforts for ISO 13485. Read More

Maintaining proper complaint files is an essential element of the medical device quality management system. This course examines the importance of a properly functioning complaint handling system and the relationship between complaints, service reports, U.S. medical device reporting and CAPA. It provides a side-by-side comparison of complaint handling requirements in the U.S. versus those in the ISO 13485:2016 standard. Note: Due to the video nature of this course, we recommend taking the course in Google Chrome for optimal performance.     Read More

This course bundle provides comprehensive medical device regulatory requirements for all five countries currently utilizing MDSAP audits in their regulatory framework: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Japan and the United States. These five separate courses can also be purchased individually. Read More

According ​to ​the ​Dietary ​Supplement ​Health ​and ​Education ​Act ​(DSHEA), ​any ​company ​that ​sells ​a ​dietary ​supplement ​containing ​a ​new ​dietary ​ingredient ​must ​submit ​a ​New ​Dietary ​Ingredient ​Notification ​(NDIN) ​to ​the ​FDA. ​In ​this ​course ​we ​will ​provide ​guidance ​on ​how ​to ​determine ​when ​an ​NDIN ​is ​required, ​what ​kind ​of ​information ​you ​will ​need ​to ​include ​in ​an ​NDIN, ​and ​common ​pitfalls. ​The ​course ​is ​directed ​toward ​dietary ​supplement ​and ​food ​ingredient ​manufacturers ​and ​suppliers ​who ​are ​interested ​in ​understanding ​the ​basic ​requirements ​for ​NDINs ​so ​they ​can ​better ​communicate ​with ​regulators ​and ​specialists. Specific topics will include: • How to determine whether you need to submit an NDIN to the FDA • How to decide what kind of testing is required for an NDIN • How to establish safety under the conditions of intended use • How to compile the necessary documentation for a successful FCN • How to avoid common pitfalls associated with preparing an NDIN Instructor: Brad Lampe Please note a PDF of the recording will not be available. You will have access to the recoding for 15 days once you complete your registration. Certificate of participation are not issued for recorded courses​. Read More