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Combination Device Supplier Management Training

This course will provide your organization with the knowledge and tools to manage a comprehensive, risk-based, cross-functional supplier quality management system for your combination product. As part of this course, you will identify recommendations for writing quality agreements with contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) and auditing.

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Brief Overview of This Combo Product Supplier and Subcontractor Management Training Class

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Class Content

In-Depth

Class Duration

5 Half-Days*

Teaching Format

Live, Instructor-Led

Delivery Options

Virtual or In Person**

Certification of Completion

Yes

Continuing Education Units (CEU)

2.4

* SkillsLab classes delivered in-person (private or public) are full-day sessions delivered over 3 consecutive days. 

** Interested in private training for your team, virtually or in-person at your facility? See more details or ask us about it!

Upcoming Classes

Upcoming Combination Device Supplier Management Training Classes

SkillsLab $3295

There are no public training classes scheduled right now but this class can be delivered privately to 6 or more people at any time. Ask us for details!

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Course Overview

Here's What We Cover in This Class on Managing Combination Device Supplier and Subcontractor Quality

Supplier quality management issues continue to be a top observation in US FDA inspections and the source of numerous warning letters and 483s. In addition to compliance concerns, organizations face day-to-day supplier quality issues that pose significant risks, including production disruptions and high-profile recalls. This course will provide your organization with the knowledge and tools to manage a comprehensive, risk-based, cross-functional supplier quality management system for your combination product. As part of this course, you will identify recommendations for writing quality agreements with contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) and auditing.

Course Overview
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Defining Combination Products

  • Combination product terminology, definitions, and examples
  • Primary mode of action (PMOA) and its importance
Exercise!Identifying Combination Products

Introduction to Supplier Quality Management

  • Supplier-related concerns of stakeholders
  • Key terms
  • Combination product manufacturing scenarios
  • Challenges in supplier quality management

Regulatory Requirements and International Standards

  • ISO 13485:2016
  • Regulatory requirements:
    1. US FDA 21 CFR Parts 4, 210, 211, and 820
    2. European Union Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR)
    3. European Medicines Agency (EMA) Pharmaceutical Legislation
  • Global Harmonization Task Force (GHTF) guidance
  • International Council for Hamonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH)
  • Combination products regulatory strategy

Supplier Quality Management Overview

  • The process approach and risk-based thinking
  • Overview of ISO 13486:2016 Clause 7.4 Purchasing
  • Outputs / feedback for supplier quality management system (QMS) improvement

Product and Supplier Requirements Determination

  • Quality system planning activities for outsourced QMS processes
  • Design process and supplier quality management (SQM)
  • Traceability
  • Purchased product and supplier requirements
Exercise!Determine Requirements

Supplier Evaluation, Selection, and Approval

  • Supplier evaluation and selection requirements
  • Supplier evaluation criteria
  • Risk-based thinking in supplier evaluation, selection, and approval
  • Evaluation methods
  • Supplier selection and approval criteria
Exercise!Create Tool
Exercise! Evaluate Suppliers

Quality Agreements

  • Supplier and quality agreements
  • Quality agreement requirements, contents, and best practices
  • Approved supplier list (ASL) documentation
  • Change notifications
  • Supplier QMS impacts on operational risks
Exercise!Quality Agreement

Supplier Monitoring and Reevaluation Process

  • Supplier monitoring and reevaluation
  • Supplier performance reviews and scorecards
Exercise! Supplier Monitoring Plan
  • Supplier issues and disqualification
  • Related QMS processes:
    1. Corrective and preventive action (CAPA) / nonconformities
    2. Management review
  • European Medicines Agency (EMA) Pharmaceutical Legislation

Verification of Purchased Product

  • Verification of purchased product
  • Verification methods
  • Supplier change notification
  • Risk-based statistical methods for verification
Exercise!Verification Plan

Auditing

  • Auditing basics
  • US FDA inspections
  • Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP)
  • Inspections and audits preparation
What You Will Learn

What You Will Learn

At the conclusion of this training class, you will be able to
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Identify regulatory requirements and international standards for supplier quality management applicable to combination products, including ISO 13485:2016, US FDA, ICH, and the EU Medical Device Regulation

Describe the life cycle of supplier quality management 

Establish a risk-based process for evaluating, selecting, and reevaluating suppliers

Translate product development and manufacturing needs into purchased product and supplier requirements

Identify and appropriately manage outsourced processes through the supplier quality management system

Identify requirements for quality agreements applicable to combination products

Develop and maintain an approved supplier list

Develop an effective supplier quality monitoring and measurement process

Plan and implement an effective process for verifying purchased product

Identify auditing and inspection techniques and best practices

Manage supplier nonconformances and escalation of issues through the supplier quality management and related quality management system processes

Identify current and emerging topics in supplier quality and global supply chain management

Who Should Attend

Who Should Attend

Designed for personnel involved in sourcing, securing, and maintaining suppliers for combination products that ensure excellent product quality and organizational reputation, including supplier quality and procurement / supply chain managers; product development engineering managers; management representatives; product, project, and program managers; RA/QA managers / engineers; auditors; and other cross-functional team members.

  • Supplier Quality Professionals
  • Supplier Procurement Managers
  • Supply Chain Managers
  • RA/QA Managers
  • Product Development Engineers

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