Combining Product Risk Management & Design Controls - Ppt Video
{"Image DocumentName": "Integration of Risk Activities with Design Phases", "Image ImageDescription": "Risk Control. Option Analysis. Hazard. Identification. Risk Control. Effectiveness. Verification. Risk Management. Report. Risk. Assessment. Risk. Management. Plan. Risk / Benefit. Analysis. R. D. Product. Launch. 510(k) Concept. Phase. Feasibility. Phase. Development. Phase. Pilot. Phase. Release. Phase. Prior to commercial release of products, the best practice is to combine the risk management plan with the design plan. This diagram is called the two-hump diagram . The first hump is referred to as R for research. The second hump is referred to as D for development. To this basic diagram I have added the phases of the design control process and various risk management activities. Sometimes companies are late in initiating a design history file (DHF), but the risk management plan should be initiated prior development as part of the initial design project plan. Design Transfer. DHF. Begins.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}