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Hi everyone,
Being the only person driving the QMS in my small company right now, and I am not the most experienced person in quality. I have a question about the ISO 13485:2016 standard. Questions are below:
1. How many QMS processes are there?
2. There are over 60 procedures in our QMS. I believe some can be consolidated though. How many of the QMS processes will need to be updated for the risk-based approach? How many procedures do we need to update? For a process like supplier control, CAPA, software validation, employee training etc, I have updated those procedures to incorporate the risk-based approach. However, for other processes like change management, a risk-based approach is not so clear to me. We do have a procedure for preventing deterioration of documents and loss etc. Does the risk-based approach require updating all procedures, even those where it is not applicable? Our QMS is aligned with FDA QSR since we market in the US, which is already risk-based.
Thanks. I would appreciate any help.
Being the only person driving the QMS in my small company right now, and I am not the most experienced person in quality. I have a question about the ISO 13485:2016 standard. Questions are below:
1. How many QMS processes are there?
2. There are over 60 procedures in our QMS. I believe some can be consolidated though. How many of the QMS processes will need to be updated for the risk-based approach? How many procedures do we need to update? For a process like supplier control, CAPA, software validation, employee training etc, I have updated those procedures to incorporate the risk-based approach. However, for other processes like change management, a risk-based approach is not so clear to me. We do have a procedure for preventing deterioration of documents and loss etc. Does the risk-based approach require updating all procedures, even those where it is not applicable? Our QMS is aligned with FDA QSR since we market in the US, which is already risk-based.
Thanks. I would appreciate any help.