Complaint handling: a window into the soul of your quality system
This article was originally published in RAJ Devices
Executive Summary
An inadequate complaint handling system is a frequent shortcoming highlighted in US Food and Drug Administration warning letters. Glenn Neuman of New World Regulatory Solutions gives some pointers on how to strengthen your quality system and overcome one of the most frequent stumbling blocks for medtech companies.
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Complaint handling: a window into the soul of your quality system
An inadequate complaint handling system is a frequent shortcoming highlighted in FDA warning letters. Glenn Neuman of New World Regulatory Solutions gives some pointers on how to strengthen your quality system and overcome one of the most frequent stumbling blocks for medtech companies