
R.I.P. QSIT (1999-2026): A Requiem for FDA’s Inspection Technique
As the FDA prepares to retire its longstanding Quality System Inspection Technique with the rollout of the new Quality Management System Regulation, QSIT creator and

As the FDA prepares to retire its longstanding Quality System Inspection Technique with the rollout of the new Quality Management System Regulation, QSIT creator and

Five FDA officials answer questions from medical device manufacturers about the agency’s Quality Management System Regulation, or QMSR, which goes into force for industry on

The FDA’s new Quality Management System Regulation, effective Feb. 2, will allow the agency to review a medical device manufacturer’s internal and supplier audit findings

QualityHub Principal Consultant Jaime Santana has seen his fair share of strange FDA inspection scenarios over the many years he’s spent in the MedTech and

Former FDA investigator Lori Carr and Alson & Bird litigation attorney Dan Jarcho share their memories of US v. Utah Medical Products, a landmark GMP

A MedTech expert emphasizes the critical role of technical writers in ensuring clear, compliant documentation, cautioning against the use of emojis in official quality system

Medical device manufacturers must rigorously identify and handle customer feedback as potential Medical Device Reports (MDRs) to avoid regulatory risks, especially amid the rising trend

MedTech manufacturers must carefully evaluate whether device modifications, especially software updates, require new FDA pre-market authorization to avoid compliance issues during inspections. Additionally, companies should

Clear traceability between design inputs and outputs is crucial for MedTech manufacturers to meet FDA and ISO 13485 requirements and avoid inspectional observations. Properly documented

An FDA investigator emphasizes the critical importance of supplier oversight in medical device manufacturing, warning that poor control remains a common inspection issue. Manufacturers must