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Christine Ruther

NSAI Medical Device Seminar, Galway

EN 60601-1 “The Third Edition” Christine Ruther

© Copyright 2011

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Christine Ruther

NSAI Medical Device Seminar, Galway

Transition Information

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3rd Edition Transition (aka: why I should care)

Product US – FDA Health 60601-1) 1) Status (AAMI ES 60601 Canada

EU - MDD

Others

New Device

mandatory (1JUL13)

mandatory (1JUN12)

mandatory (1JUN12*)

...

Existing Device

okay as is

okay as is

mandatory (1JUN12*)

...

In the Field

okay as is

okay as is

okay as is

...

(new sale)

(repairs) 4

* - see next slide

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What’s the * • In Europe, transition depends on particular standards • Applicable particular standard? • Yes - date of transition of the particular standard applies • 60601-2-29 radiotherapy simulators 1NOV11 • 60601-2-37 ultrasound - 1OCT10

• No - date in table applies 5

Heads-Up • All 60601 standards are being updated • Aligning Ali i with ith 3rdd edition diti • Normal technical revisions (amendment pending for 60601-1 expected mid-2012)

• Some standards are renumbered • EN ISO 80601-2-X • Still ll h have most as EN 60601-2-X

• Standards are receiving transition dates 6

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Do I have to? • Standards are voluntary but … • MDD A Annex II.2 2 “solutions “ l ti adopted d t d by b the manufacturer for the design and construction of the devices must conform to safety principles, taking account of the generally acknowledged state of the art art” • MDD Article 5.1 gives presumption of conformity for harmonized standards 7

Overview

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Origin of Changes • Experience with 2nd edition • Info in particular standards • County specific deviations • US deviations strongly considered

• Other standards • EN 60950 heavily considered

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So, what’s new? • • • •

Collaterals are included when published Some requirements have been amended New requirements have been added Focus today, a few points regarding: • • • • •

Labeling Risk Management Mechanical Safety Electrical Safety Collaterals 10

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Labeling

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Marking • On equipment: • Name or trademark of MANUFACTURER • Model or type reference • If single use, ‘do not reuse’ or symbol

• Applies to: • Equipment • Its detachable components, components and • Accessories 12

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Indicator Lights Color

2nd Edition

3rd Edition

warning – immediate response by the operator is required caution – prompt response Yellow: caution or attention required by the operator is required Red:

warning of danger and/or a need for urgent action

Green:

ready for action

ready for use

Oth Other:

meaning g other than that of red or yellow

meaning g other than that of red, yellow or green

Symbols and Safety Signs • New meaning for

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• was “Attention: Attention: Consult accompanying documents“ • is now “Caution”

• New “consult instructions for use” symbols: •

when recommended



when mandatory

• Emergency stop symbol: 14

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Risk Management

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Risk Management File • “Risk” appears 666 times • Compliance to ISO 14971 is required • Specific items must be addressed to define test or test parameters

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NSAI Medical Device Seminar, Galway

Examples • Clause 11.6.3 – Spill Test • Was: 200 mL, mL tap water, water ≤5cm ≤5cm, ~15 15 sec • Is: define fluid type, volume & duration for spill test through risk analysis

• Clause 11.1.1 – Pt. Applied Part Temp • Was: 41C • Is: 41C* if exposure