Date: 10 December 2026
Time: 16:00 - 17:00 CET | 10:00 - 11:00 am EDT
Location: Virtual
Introduction
The post-market and clinical investigation landscape continues to evolve, and understanding the latest expectations under MDR and ISO 14155 is essential for medical device manufacturers planning, conducting, or maintaining clinical investigations.
Join Qserve CRO and TransPerfect for a live, free webinar exploring the key “lessons learned” in implementing new MDR post-market requirements as well as ISO 14155 updates and what they mean in practice for clinical investigations in 2026.
The webinar will combine perspectives from both the post-market and clinical investigation environments, providing attendees with practical insights into how evolving expectations can affect post-market documentation, in addition to clinical investigation planning, conduct, documentation, data, and overall regulatory strategy.
TransPerfect will share the post-market perspective, including key learnings and considerations regarding SSCPs and SSPs. Qserve CRO will then explore the 2026 ISO 14155 updates and their potential impact on clinical investigations, followed by a live Q&A session where attendees can ask questions directly to the experts.
Whether you are currently planning a clinical investigation, managing an ongoing study, or looking to strengthen your clinical and post-market strategy, this webinar will provide practical considerations to help you prepare for the evolving requirements.
The session features a 45-minute informal presentation followed by a live Q&A. You can submit your questions through the registration form, by email at marketing@qservegroup.com, or directly during the event.
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By attending this webinar, participants will:
Who should attend?
This webinar is intended for professionals involved in the development, clinical evaluation, regulatory strategy, and post-market activities of medical devices, including:
The webinar is particularly relevant for organizations that are planning a new clinical investigation, conducting an ongoing investigation, or reviewing their clinical evidence and post-market strategy in light of the 2026 ISO 14155 updates.