MDSAP: The Medical Device Single Audit Programme

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Introduction

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This programme is available In-House and currently delivered through virtual classroom training. The Medical Device Single Audit Programme (MDSAP) is the single biggest step towards global harmonisation of medical device regulation seen to date.  Th... Read More

This programme is available In-House and currently delivered through virtual classroom training.

The Medical Device Single Audit Programme (MDSAP) is the single biggest step towards global harmonisation of medical device regulation seen to date.  This course details the main requirements of the regulations from Brazil, Australia, Canada and Japan and shows how these relate to ISO 13485, the EU MDR and the US Quality System Regulation (QSR). The course also deals with the MDSAP audit process and how to prepare for the MDSAP audit.

Note: All manufacturers who sell Medical Devices (class 2 or higher) into Canada from 1st January 2019 onwards must have their Quality Management Systems approved under the MDSAP programme. In order to meet this deadline, manufacturers will have to apply for MDSAP and successfully complete the audit programme in 2018.

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What's covered?

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Day 1

  • Introduction to MDSAP
  • Auditing Organizations (AOs) authorised to conduct MDSAP audits
  • MDSAP Audit Process:
    o   How to apply for MDSAP
    o   The Three- Step Audit Approval System
    o   Introduction to the Audit Companion Document
    o   The New Non-conformance Rating System
    o   Audit Approval and Re-certification Timelines
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of adopting the MDSAP approach
  • Overview of the Requirements for Medical Device Registration and Labelling in Brazil, Australia, Canada and Japan and how these compare to with EU and US medical device regulations:
    o   Specific requirements of the Brazilian ANVISA Regulation of Medical Products RDC 185/2001 where these differ from US and European Requirements
    o   Specific requirements of the Australian Therapeutic Goods (Medical Devices) Regulations SR 2002 No. 236 where these differ from US and European Requirements
    o   Specific requirements of the Canadian Medical Devices Regulation (CMDR) SOR/98/28, where these differ from US and European Requirements.
    o   Specific requirements of the Japanese PMD Act 2014 (formerly JPAL) where these differ from US and European Requirements

Day 2

  • The similarities and differences between the requirements for Quality Management System Requirements in the various regions:
    o   Brazil; ANVISA RDC 16/2013 GMP for Medical Devices and IVDs
    o    Australia; Therapeutic Goods (Medical Devices) Regulations SR 2002 No. 236
    o    Canada; Canadian Medical Devices Regulation SOR/98/28
    o   Japan; PMD Act 2014

How the above relate to ISO 13485 and the US QSR 21 CFR Part 820

  • Participation in Mock Audit Scenarios against the Requirements of MDSAP Participant Countries
  • How to Prepare for the MDSAP audit

Delegates must attend both days to receive a Certificate of Attendance

Who should participate?

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  • Quality Managers and Quality Engineers
  • Staff with responsibility for designing and implementing Quality Systems
  • Internal Auditors
  • Personnel responsible for supplier / external audits
  • Departmental Managers and supervisory staff

What will I learn?

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Participants achieve the following learning outcomes from the programme;

  • State the key points of the MDSAP approach
  • Identify key differences between the regulations from the various jurisdictions involved in MDSAP
  • Identify the key Quality Systems requirements necessary for success in the MDSAP audit
  • Determine the steps necessary to prepare for the MDSAP audit

Determine key elements to include in an audit programme designed to maintain compliance with the regulations of MDSAP countries

Who are the tutors?

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How do we train and support you?

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In-House Courses
For In-House courses, the Tutor will contact the Course Organiser in advance to discuss the programme in more detail in order to tailor it specifically to the organisation.

Course Manual
Delegates will receive a very comprehensive course manual.

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Course Code
LS005
Duration
2 training days
Delivery Mode
Available for In-House and delivered through virtual classroom training.
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What Our Learner's SayWhat Our Learner's Say

The service provided by SQT was perfect. The trainer was brilliant. This was a 2 day course with a lot of information to take in, however, we were never bored. We all enjoyed the course from start to finish. We would definitely recommend SQT to any other company looking for training. Valerie Byrne QA, Cosmo Technologies Ltd

Course gave me great detail on the specific differences between MDSAP and ISO 13485. Tutor kept everyone interested, even during heavy regulatory sections. Rossa Mullis, Manager, Quality Assurance, Merit Medical

News & UpdatesNews & Updates

Why is everyone talking about MDSAP and Health Canada? Read our second blog

As we have seen in the first of our blogs submitted by John Lafferty, MDSAP is the Medical Device Single Audit Programme which consists of a single Quality Man...

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