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    Writing and implementing standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the manufacture of medical devices is required by ISO 13485, FDA, and other regulatory bodies. An SOP is a set of written instructions that documents a routine or repetitive activity that is followed by employees in an organization. The development and use of SOPs are integral parts of a successful quality system. They provide directions to perform a job properly and consistently to achieve predetermined specifications and quality end results. SOPs address all requirements to complete the job or process safely and effectively.

  • Quality Management Medical Device quality requires closed loop control

    Quality managers don’t have a magic wand to turn a bad product into a good one. Quality management needs an objective definition for quality.