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The document discusses upcoming changes to the IEC 60601 standards for medical device safety and performance. Key points include: - IEC 60601-1 3rd Edition is expected to be published in late 2005, establishing risk management and identifying essential performance as requirements. - Essential performance is performance necessary to avoid unacceptable risk. Manufacturers will identify which functions are essential. - IEC 60601-1-2 for electromagnetic compatibility now requires testing essential performance and has expanded immunity test levels.
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- 8. Collaterals Inserted into General Standard IEC 60601-1, 3 rd Edition IEC 60601-1-4, PEMS (software) Clause 14 IEC 60601-1-1, Systems Clause 16
- 18. Risk Regions Negligible Marginal Critical Catastrophic Incredible Improbable Remote Occasional Probable Frequent Intolerable ALARP As Low As Reasonably Practicable Broadly Acceptable Probability Severity Example based on ISO 14971, Fig E.1
- 19. Development Life Cycle Process (facilitates risk mgt, not required) 1.Requirements, Analysis, Specifications 7. Systems Test 6. Integration Test 5. Module Test 4. Implementation 3. Detailed Design, Specification 2. Top-Level Design, Specification Verification Verification Validation Ongoing Risk Analysis Verification of Risk Controls Example based on Fig H.2 (PEMS)
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- Explain – Series of Standards Graphic representation of collateral and particular standards Four collateral standards At least 50 particular standards Listed as –2-XX If a product does not fit into a particular standard, refer to one that is similar to use as a guide. For example, Midmark makes exam tables. No particular standard for exam tables, could look at operating tables, hospital beds standard for guidance. Explain – When UL 60601-1 is used, I.e. to be able to use IEC 60950 equipment in the patient vicinity Discuss – EMC tests, 60601-1-2 Explain – 60601-1-3 x-ray Discuss – When to use 60601-1-4 software Explain – Additional collateral standards in development Discuss – Examples of particular standards and how they modify 60601-1 Explain – 60601-3-xx performance standard Explain 2 year effective date for US adoption of new IEC standards IEC standards writing process Instructor Note List of all published IEC standards for medical are available on the IEC website. http://www.iec.ch/searchpub/cur_fut.htm Conduct a search for IEC 60601 An option to search for works in progress is also available
- Explain – Risk Analysis Terms related to risk analysis State A hazard is a potential source of harm Explain Slide graphic When looking at risk, it is probability combined with severity of harm