Mar

2023

Effectively Communicating to FDA

Effectively Communicating to FDA – being able to appropriately articulate what your software function is intended to do or intended to provide is –

the foundation – the corner stone – the linchpin to navigating the correct path, investing your resource wisely, and defending your decisions now and into the future. Solid foundations lead to solid futures.

Most companies can do a great job of providing a detailed engineering description of their product, but then come up way short on the clinical benefit side of the equation.

Your intended software function description needs to start to address:

how does this benefit the patient
how does this benefit the practitioner
how does this benefit health care

About the author

John Murray

John is a 25 year FDA veteran. John served as a regulatory and compliance expert for FDA regulated computers and software. Practice (focus) areas include FDA software related guidances, software device classification determination, pre-market software review, post market software inspectional 483’s, additional information software requests, Digital Health Pre-certification, AAMI Software related TIRs and related medical device software standards.

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Effectively Communicating to FDA

John Murray

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