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Available on CD-ROM
includes 28 issues of
the bimonthly magazine
March 2003 to November 2007
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March - April 2009
16th Year of Publication
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A Techno-Economic News Magazine For Medical Plastics And
Pharmaceutical Industry
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Author : Dr. A. Ramkishan, M. Pharm., Ph. D., Asst.
Drugs Controller (I/c), Govt. of India
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Content
Overview: March - April 2009
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Cover Story
Changing Scenario For Medical Device Industry Regulations In India
Mr. Rajiv Nath
Forum Coordinator - Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AIMED)
and Managing Director, Hindustan Syringes & Medical Devices Ltd.
Abstract from the presentation focused on issues related to what Medical
Device Regulations: the previous situation, what its currently undergoing
and what changes are expected in the future. He also shares his VISION for
the future of the Indian Medical Device Industry...
Quality
Quality Assurance Concept in Medical Devices
Dr. G. L. Jain, Centre for Active Learning, Guidance & Solutions
The basic elements are : Appropriate Infrastructure : Procedure, Process,
Resources: Man, Machine, Materials, Money
Systematic actions necessary to ensure CONFIDENCE that a product will
satisfy given requirements for Quality…
Safety Assessment of Medical Devices and GLP Complaint Studies
Mr. Narendra Deshmukh, Director, Intox Pvt. Ltd.
How a medical device can create safety hazards? Science of toxicology :
Objective of safety assessment of Medical Devices...
Event Report
Conference on Indian Medical Devices & Plastic Disposables Industry
2009
The event was successful and proved to be an effective and
interactive platform for more than 300 delegates representing
Industry, Research and Academic Institutions gathered under one
roof...
Medical Fair India 2009
The 15th Edition of MEDICAL FAIR INDIA 2009, the most established
multy faculty fair in India for diagnostics and medical equipment
has concluded successfully at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. Jointly
Organised by Messe Düsseldorf GmbH and its Indian Subsidiary...
Global Trends
Medical Device Regulations : Quality System Requirements
A quality system is defined as...
Industry
News
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Australian Medical Devices Cos Keen To Enter Indian Market
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Pharmexcil To Set Up Panels For Various Export Segments, Plans
Outsourcing Expertise
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Medical Technology Industry Should Unite To Leverage Growth Potential:
Experts
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New Study Reconfirms Long-Term Strength Of Biodesign Hernia Graft
Did You Know?
About Shared responsibility for medical device safety and
performance
The ideal conditions that will ensure the safety and performance of
medical devices require shared responsibility by all stakeholders.
This need for cooperation is illustrated below.
The circle formed by the stakeholders illustrates the shared
responsibility. The diamond handshake symbolizes cooperation and
two-way communication (2-way arrow), and the star highlights how the
fundamental elements for cooperation function best when all
stakeholders communicate with each other.
(Ref.: WHO Report)
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