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It's easy to get so wrapped up in the risk management of your medical device that you forget about managing your business risk with the same level of diligence and ongoing attention.
In this episode of the Global Medical Device Podcast, Jon Speer talks to Michael Cremeans, Life Sciences Industry Practice Leader at Hylant.
Together, Mike and Jon talk about how medical device companies should approach and manage business risk, which systems and tools can help, and advice on how to review contracts and terms and conditions.
Some highlights of this episode include:“What I’m going to do is help people map out where they’re headed. What could go wrong? Who’s going to be upset at them? What are they going to be upset about? What are the financial damages? What things should you be focused on?”
“How can you figure out what they need if you haven’t asked them about their company?”
“There’s three truths in the insurance business: We have our own language, we like to confuse, and we’re really good at it.”
“Do not sign a contract until you’ve talked to me.”
Links:Hylant
Mike Cremeans on LinkedIn
Mike Cremeans: Risk and Insurance Consulting
FDA - Device Approvals, Denials, and Clearances
FDA - Guidances
ISO 14971
ISO 13485:2016
Greenlight Guru Academy
The Greenlight Guru True Quality Virtual Summit
Greenlight Guru YouTube Channel
MedTech True Quality Stories Podcast
Greenlight Guru
It's easy to get so wrapped up in the risk management of your medical device that you forget about managing your business risk with the same level of diligence and ongoing attention.
In this episode of the Global Medical Device Podcast, Jon Speer talks to Michael Cremeans, Life Sciences Industry Practice Leader at Hylant.
Together, Mike and Jon talk about how medical device companies should approach and manage business risk, which systems and tools can help, and advice on how to review contracts and terms and conditions.
Some highlights of this episode include:“What I’m going to do is help people map out where they’re headed. What could go wrong? Who’s going to be upset at them? What are they going to be upset about? What are the financial damages? What things should you be focused on?”
“How can you figure out what they need if you haven’t asked them about their company?”
“There’s three truths in the insurance business: We have our own language, we like to confuse, and we’re really good at it.”
“Do not sign a contract until you’ve talked to me.”
Links:Hylant
Mike Cremeans on LinkedIn
Mike Cremeans: Risk and Insurance Consulting
FDA - Device Approvals, Denials, and Clearances
FDA - Guidances
ISO 14971
ISO 13485:2016
Greenlight Guru Academy
The Greenlight Guru True Quality Virtual Summit
Greenlight Guru YouTube Channel
MedTech True Quality Stories Podcast
Greenlight Guru