2026-03-21 2026-03-21 , online online, 690 € zzgl. MwSt. Clinical Trials for Medical Devices in the EU

This course provides an overview of the regulatory framework and key requirements for planning, submitting and conducting clinical investigations of medical devices in the EU. It covers practical aspects from study preparation to close out, including documentation, monitoring, safety obligations and reporting requirements.

Themen
  • EU regulatory framework and study types
  • Submission, approvals, registration and site requirements
  • Study conduct, data, monitoring and safety
  • Essential documentation and initiation processes
  • Close-out, inspections and reporting duties


Who should attend
This seminar is designed for professionals involved in planning, submitting or managing clinical investigations of medical devices in the EU. It is suitable for sponsor representatives, clinical project managers, regulatory affairs specialists, study coordinators and quality managers.

No prior in depth knowledge is required; basic familiarity with clinical research processes is helpful but not essential.
Ziel der Veranstaltung
This seminar provides a concise and practice oriented overview of the regulatory requirements for clinical investigations of medical devices in the EU. Participants gain a structured understanding of approval pathways, study conduct and post study obligations under MDR, MPDG and ISO 14155. The programme supports professionals in planning, submitting and managing clinical investigations efficiently and in compliance.
Teilnehmerkreis

  • Understanding of EU regulatory requirements for clinical investigations
  • Practical guidance for preparing and submitting applications
  • Insight into study conduct, monitoring and safety reporting
  • Overview of close out, inspections and documentation requirements

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Clinical Trials for Medical Devices in the EU

MDR / ISO 14155

Benefits
  • Practical study guidance
  • Strong regulatory clarity
  • Reliable compliance alignment
  • Officially certified according to ISO 9001 and ISO 21001

Webcode 26052500

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Termin

20/05/2026

20/05/2026

Zeitraum

from 09:00 am - 01:30 pm

from 09:00 am - 01:30 pm
Veranstaltungsort

online

online

Gebühr
Your contact

Verena Planitz
Conference Manager

+49 6221 500-655
v.planitz@forum-institut.de

Details

This course provides an overview of the regulatory framework and key requirements for planning, submitting and conducting clinical investigations of medical devices in the EU. It covers practical aspects from study preparation to close out, including documentation, monitoring, safety obligations and reporting requirements.

Themen

  • EU regulatory framework and study types
  • Submission, approvals, registration and site requirements
  • Study conduct, data, monitoring and safety
  • Essential documentation and initiation processes
  • Close-out, inspections and reporting duties


Who should attend
This seminar is designed for professionals involved in planning, submitting or managing clinical investigations of medical devices in the EU. It is suitable for sponsor representatives, clinical project managers, regulatory affairs specialists, study coordinators and quality managers.

No prior in depth knowledge is required; basic familiarity with clinical research processes is helpful but not essential.

Ziel der Veranstaltung

This seminar provides a concise and practice oriented overview of the regulatory requirements for clinical investigations of medical devices in the EU. Participants gain a structured understanding of approval pathways, study conduct and post study obligations under MDR, MPDG and ISO 14155. The programme supports professionals in planning, submitting and managing clinical investigations efficiently and in compliance.

Teilnehmerkreis

  • Understanding of EU regulatory requirements for clinical investigations
  • Practical guidance for preparing and submitting applications
  • Insight into study conduct, monitoring and safety reporting
  • Overview of close out, inspections and documentation requirements