
6th Qserve MedTech Conference - Clinical
11–12 November 2026, Amsterdam. Five sessions on clinical evidence: high-risk investigation lessons, PMCF strategy and closing the loop between PMS, PMCF and clinical evaluation.
The Clinical track brings together Qserve's clinical experts, Notified Bodies, and industry speakers for five sessions across two days, covering the evidence work that keeps devices on the market.
Day one opens with a real-world high-risk clinical investigation case and clinical evaluation for software and AI devices.
Day two turns to PMCF: how to turn real-world data into a regulatory asset, how to run low-effort PMCF surveys, and how to close the loop between PMS, PMCF, risk management, and clinical evaluation.
Amsterdam, 11–12 November 2026.
Who this track is for
This track is built for anyone responsible for generating, maintaining, or defending clinical evidence across a device's lifecycle.
- Clinical affairs and clinical evaluation teams writing or updating CERs, especially for software and AI-based devices
- PMCF and PMS leads looking to reduce the effort behind post-market data collection without cutting corners on compliance
- Regulatory affairs professionals managing high-risk clinical investigations and needing to align clinical evidence with submission strategy
- Quality and risk management teams working to connect PMS, PMCF, risk management, and clinical evaluation into one coherent process
- Clinical project managers running or overseeing PMCF surveys and studies
Sessions: Clinical
Five 90-minute sessions across 11 and 12 November 2026
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Session 1 Day 1 · 11 Nov · 11:00–12:30
High-Risk Clinical Investigations: Lessons from Clinical Trials
High-risk clinical investigations require careful planning and execution. This session shares real-world experience from a novel heart valve case.
Speakers
- Wouter Mattheussens, MSc, Clinical Project Manager Qserve
- Sara Haimanot, Internal Clinician, Notified Body DEKRA
- Wiebe Postma, Associate Director Global Clinical AffairsBVI Medical
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Session 2 Day 1 · 11 Nov · 14:00–15:30
Clinical Evaluation for Software & AI Devices
Clinical evaluation for software and AI devices requires a tailored approach. This session provides practical guidance on demonstrating clinical performance and safety.
Speakers
- Jorn van Binsbergen, MSc, Senior Consultant, Regulatory and Clinical Expert Qserve
- Dr. Yun-Hsuan Chang, Internal Clinician Scarlet
- Floor van Leeuwen, RA/QA Manager IQMessenger
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Session 3 Day 2 · 12 Nov · 10:00–11:30
Turning Real-World Data into a Regulatory Asset
Collecting PMCF data is often seen as resource-intensive and complex, yet much of the required data already exists within your organization or can be captured with minimal additional effort.
This session focuses on how to design efficient, low-burden PMCF strategies that deliver meaningful clinical evidence while staying compliant with MDR and IVDR requirements. You will learn how to leverage existing data sources such as PMS data, complaints, literature, and registries, and how to integrate PMCF activities into routine processes.
Through practical examples, we will show how to reduce effort, avoid over-engineered studies, and still meet regulatory expectations for clinical evidence and CER updates.
Speakers
- Bianca Lutters, PhD, Director of Knowledge Management, Regulatory and Clinical Expert Qserve
- Stéphanie Flipo, Director Clinical Strategy, MedTech, EU Veeva
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Session 4 Day 2 · 12 Nov · 11:30–13:00
PMCF Surveys — Minimum Effort, Maximum Output!
PMCF surveys are a key tool for real-world data collection. This session focuses on designing and implementing effective surveys.
Speakers
- Wouter Mattheussens, MSc, Clinical Project Manager Qserve
- Richard Holborow, Global Head of Clinical Compliance BSI
- Martin Stofanko, Quality & Regulatory Director Adaptix
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Session 5 Day 2 · 12 Nov · 14:00–15:30
Closing the Loop: PMS, PMCF, Risk Management & Clinical Evaluation
Post-market surveillance, PMCF, risk management, and clinical evaluation are deeply interconnected. This session explains how to align these processes effectively.
Speakers
- Jorn van Binsbergen, MSc, Senior Consultant, Regulatory and Clinical Expert Qserve
- Inge Willems, Project Manager DEKRA
- Daphne Zwartjes, MSc, Vice President Regulatory Affairs & Quality Assurance TSC-Life
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Choose Your Conference Experience
Pre-Conference Workshop Ticket
Join our hands-on pre-conference workshops on 10 November 2026 and gain practical insights through focused sessions designed to prepare you for the latest MedTech regulatory challenges.
€899,-
Conference Ticket
Attend the two-day conference on 11 and 12 November 2026 to access expert-led sessions, industry insights, and valuable networking with MedTech professionals.
€1299,-
Full Conference Ticket
Get the complete experience with access to both the pre-conference workshops on 10 November and the full two-day conference on 11 and 12 November 2026.
€1599,-
We offer group tickets and special offers, contact training@qservegroup.com for more information.
We offer group tickets and special offers, contact training@qservegroup.com for more information.
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Global Registrations
Over 3 sessions, learn how to efficiently navigate international regulatory pathways and accelerate market access across key global regions.
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Demonstrations
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