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Insights from RAPS European Clinical, Risk and Postmarket Surveillance Conference
Purdie Pascoe Post Market Clinical Follow-up (PMCF) Survey experts, Marcus Torr and Chris Webb recently attended the RAPS European Clinical, Risk and Postmarket Surveillance Conference in Barcelona, Spain.
Mastering PMCF Data Collection: Overcoming Challenges to Achieve Success
Whether you're new to PMCF or looking to refine your approach, this webcast is designed to provide actionable insights to help you achieve success in your PMCF activities, stay ahead of the curve and ensure your medical devices meet the highest standards of safety and performance.
Human in the Lead: Insights from the RAPS Convergence in California
The Purdie Pascoe Post Market Clinical Follow-up (PMCF) team was out in full force at this this year’s Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS) conference in Long Beach, California in September.
Navigating the challenges and benefits of post-market clinical follow-up
PMCF is an essential aspect of medical device regulation. In this interview Marcus Torr provides a breakdown of the best approach, including how it can improve patient safety as well as the challenges it poses for small to medium-sized enterprises.
PMCF expertise published in Journal of Medical Device Regulation
Post-market clinical follow-up (PMCF) surveys have become a significant topic in the industry, offering a cost-effective solution for PMCF data collection. However, their effective implementation can be challenging. In this article, the PMCF experts at Purdie Pascoe focus on high-quality, case/patient-specific PMCF surveys that provide Level 4 data.
Key considerations for your PMCF strategy
Watch this webcast with experts from Purdie Pascoe and Global RWC. Watch the webcast to gain key learnings such as proper survey planning , best practices for PMCF survey design and what to do with your PMCF data.
PMCF Surveys: How to implement them for your EU-MDR submissions
The EU Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR) is a new and updated set of regulations, following on from the Medical Device Directive (MDD), that will now come into force on May 26, 2021.