In Vitro Diagnostic Regulations (IVDR) Training Course
DURATION
1 dayCPD
Equivalent to 7 hoursCERTIFICATES
All delegates will receive a certificate on completion.DELIVERY OPTIONS
Gain an understanding of the requirements placed on the development and supply of in vitro diagnostic medical devices on this In Vitro Diagnostic Regulations (IVDR) training course.
This 1-day course explores the requirements of EU regulations for those involved in the medical devices supply chain.
Upon completion of the course delegates will be able to apply EU 2017/746 within their organisation and help to identify areas for improvement on a continual basis.
- scope and definitions
- regulation governance actors
- classification
- conformity assessment procedures
- quality management system requirements
- technical documentation
- general safety and performance
- risk management
- clinical evidence requirements
- post-market surveillance and vigilance
- identification and traceability
- supply chain requirements
- notified bodies
- apply the requirements of EU 2017/746
- explain the European regulation CE marking approach for medical devices including its legal and operational basis
- describe the structure and scope of the IVDR including classification and conformity routes
- review the safety and performance requirements checklist applicable to CE marking under the new regulation
- understand the new requirements when creating technical documentation to support the product throughout its life cycle
- understand the level of clinical evidence necessary to demonstrate conformity
- learn how to develop a robust and proactive post market surveillance system under the new IVDR including vigilance reporting and monitoring
- identify the regulatory significance of a robust quality management and risk management system
- gather information about the business impacts of the regulation and start to develop a transition plan
Upcoming course dates
The In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR) (EU) 2017/746 is a European Union regulation that governs the manufacture, distribution, and use of in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVDs) within the EU. The IVDR replaces the previous In Vitro Diagnostic Directive (IVDD) and imposes more stringent requirements on IVD manufacturers and other stakeholders. If you work for any of the following organisations, you may need a good understanding of the regulation: in vitro diagnostic manufacturers, importers and distributors, healthcare institutions and laboratories, regulatory authorities, notified bodies, and trade associations and professional organisations.
The In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR) (EU) 2017/746 is specific to the European Union. Its impact can however extend beyond EU borders. For example, regulatory requirements in major markets such as the EU can influence developments and changes in standards in other regions. The regulation can also affect players in the supply chain who themselves operate outside the EU but supply to organisations who do wish to market into the EU zone.
Yes. The IVDR was published in May 2017 and became applicable in May 2022, replacing the previous In Vitro Diagnostic Directive (IVDD).
During the transition period, manufacturers of in vitro diagnostic medical devices were given time to ensure compliance with the new IVDR requirements. The transition period can vary, but for most IVDs the transition period is five years from the date of application of the IVDR, which meant until May 2022. However, high-risk devices (Class D) and self-testing devices (Class B) have slightly different transition periods. Overall though, most manufacturers should be implementing the requirement or risk losing access to the EU market.
Bywater offers a wide range of complementary training courses around standards for medical devices, including:
- introduction to and auditor training for ISO 13485
- risk analysis
- introduction to ISO 15189 and auditor training for medical laboratories
- medical devices regulation (MDR)
- quality system regulations
- BS EN 62366 usability engineering
We offer a range of venue options to suit your requirements:
- scheduled training in our global Virtual Classroom
- in-company training at a venue and date of your choice
If you would like to discuss in-company training for your organisation, please contact our training team on 0333 123 9001 or email contact@bywater.co.uk to discuss your requirements.
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