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Conference 2015 updates

A great big thank you goes out to all the team at NAMDET who helped put on a great conference at Manchester again this year. Our feedback has been fantastic overall and we’ve also uploaded the presentations for all members to see again and use in medical device training meetings and courses. Also a big …

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MHRA: Infusion Systems 2016

NAMDET are proud to be involved in the review of the 2016 edition of the MHRA Bulletin ‘ Infusion Systems’. Please contact your regional chair as we will be collecting comments, recommendations for improvements and updates to this extremely useful document. A copy of the current document and a form to record all changes, suggestions …

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last few places at NAMDET:2015

There are just a few places left for the NAMDET:2015 Control Risk, Improve Safety annual conference on 17th November in Manchester and reservations will be closing soon. If you haven’t already booked your place please follow this link for all the details.   This year’s topics include; the safety agenda and risk, the perspective from the CQC, …

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Website update !

NAMDET is moving to a new website service and hosting service so please bear with us during this change. This should take no more than a day or so to check all links etc. Regional chairs and administrators are asked not to upload any news, posts until the new site is ready to use…. NAMDET …

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MHRA update on DEHP

The MHRA have updated their position on DEHP used in medcial devices/consumables and the info is now availabe on GOV.UK You can find Information for manufacturers and users of medical devices containing phthalates here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/dehp-phthalates-in-medical-devices/dehp-phthalates-in-medical-devices Phthalates are chemicals added to polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic to make it softer and more flexible. Di (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) is the …

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