MSS 01DEC06 1 Compliance Activities 2006 New England District Office FDA CAPT Mutahar Shamsi, USPHS Director, Compliance Branch

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MSS 01DEC06 1 Compliance Activities 2006 New England District Office FDA CAPT Mutahar Shamsi, USPHS Director, Compliance Branch

MSS 01DEC062 Top 5 Device 483 Cites Top 5 Device 483 Cites CFR (a), maintain Complaint files 2. 21CFR (a), establish Corrective & preventive action procedures CFR , written MDR procedures 4. 21CFR820.75(a), Process validation 5. 21CFR (b), document Corrective & preventive action 5. 21CFR820.22, Quality audit procedures; Management w/ executive responsibility(2005)

MSS 01DEC Top 5 NWE-DO Device 483 Cites 1. 21CFR820.22, Quality audit 2. 21CFR820.25(b), Training documentation 3. 21CFR (a), maintain Complaint files 4. 21CFR (b), document Corrective & preventive action 5. 21CFR (a), establish Corrective & preventive action

MSS 01DEC Top 5 NWE-DO Device 483 Cites 1. 21CFR (b), document Corrective & preventive action 2. 21CFR (a), maintain Complaint files 3. 21CFR820.22, Quality audit 4. 21CFR (a) establish Corrective & preventive action

MSS 01DEC Top 5 NWE-DO Device 483 Cites 5. 21CFR820.25(b) establish Training procedures; 21CFR803.50(a)(2), MDRs malfunctions; 21CFR (b), document Corrective & preventive action; 21CFR (a)(3), MDR evaluation

MSS 01DEC NWE-DO Device Cites by Section 1. Corrective & preventive action 2. Quality audit 3. Complaint files 4. Medical Device Reporting 5. Personnel; Receiving, in-process, & finished device acceptance

MSS 01DEC NWE-DO Device Cites by Section 1. Corrective & preventive action 2. Complaint files 3. Receiving, in-process, & finished device acceptance 4. Production & process controls 5. Medical Device Reporting

MSS 01DEC068 Summary 483s FDA – Wide NWE-DO CitesSections (a)22100(b) CAPA (100) 100(a)25(b)198(a) Quality Audit (22) Complaints (198) (a)22 Recv (80) 75(a)100(b)100(a) MDRs (803) P&PC (70) 100(b)/ 22 (2005) 100(a) 25(b), (a)(2),1 00(b)198(a )(3) Recv (80); Personnel (25) MDRs (803)

MSS 01DEC069 Actions 1 Seizure 1 Seizure Unapproved device Unapproved device Did not meet performance standard Did not meet performance standard Mislabeled Mislabeled Unregistered facility Unregistered facility

MSS 01DEC0610 Actions 3 Warning Letters 3 Warning Letters 1.Corporate – wide 2.Recidivist 3.QSR + MDR + Corrections & Removals

MSS 01DEC0611 Actions Imports Imports Detained Detained Examination gloves (GMPs, holes) Examination gloves (GMPs, holes) Bandages (GMPs) Bandages (GMPs) Xray equipment (no 510(k)) Xray equipment (no 510(k)) UV lamp (no accession #) UV lamp (no accession #) Refused Refused Examination gloves (holes) Examination gloves (holes)