2018 MedTech Events: FDA Submissions, Cybersecurity, Recalls and More
From learning how to plan for FDA submissions to real-world tools to manage risk to addressing critical cybersecurity challenges, MedTech Intelligence has several practical workshops and conferences for the first half of 2018. The year kicks off with a virtual workshop series on FDA submissions —510(k) and de Novo pathways to market, PMA submissions, and FDA submissions strategy. Register for any of the three workshops here.
Think statistics are scary? Fear not. In February, MTI has a virtual course designed for non-statisticians (and no prior statistical training is required) about how to use statistical methods in medical device development, testing manufacturing and postmarket surveillance. Register for the virtual event, taking place February 13–14 here.
Other conferences include Cybersecurity Vulnerability Management and Cybersecurity Patch Management and the sixth annual Medical Device Recalls program (May 14–15). The full list is available on MedTech Intelligence’s Events & Webinars page.
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