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Yes, It's the Enforcement

But as we already know, the FDA does not have enough inspectors to watch everything all the time. So you probably won't get caught until there is a large failure.

When I coded for a medical equipment company, every test procedure had to be written, and we had a log for who ran which procedure, when, and what was found. After fixes, we had to go through all possibly affected test procedures again, ad nauseum, until everything passed. It was for FDA compliance, but I don't know how often anyone ever checked up on us.

Posted by: MichP   Posted on: 08/04/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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