Blood pressure diary (DiGA)
Development of a Digital Health Application (DiGA) as a blood pressure diary for mobile devices (iOS, Android)
DEVELOPMENT PARTNER FOR YOUR MEDICAL PRODUCTS
Since 2009, we have been supporting our customers in the development of innovative HMI solutions in medical technology. We are also happy to support your software project from the very beginning with the new or further development of desktop, embedded or mobile applications.
In our long-standing projects, we work on equal terms as an extended workbench, process and technology consultant and sparring partner.
NORMS & STANDARDS
To ensure the seamless placing on the market of your medical device, we take into account the following norms and standards. We comply with the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and In Vitro Diagnostic (IVDR) regulations.
The German Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) emphasizes the importance of digital health and care applications (DiGA/DiPA) as part of its digitization strategy for public health and care. In addition, the future interoperability requirement with the electronic patient file (ePA) is in focus. We support in the standards-compliant, user-centered development of appropriately secure applications for the cloud through to the integration of edge devices.
DIN EN ISO 13485:2016
Quality Management
A comprehensive quality management system is required for the design and manufacture of medical devices. The focus is on product safety and effectiveness.
IEC 62304:2016
Software Life Cycle
Minimum requirements for key software lifecycle processes (development, maintenance, risk management, software configuration management, and software problem resolution).
DIN EN ISO 14971:2018
Risk Management
In order to identify the hazards associated with medical devices, the risks must be assessed, evaluated and regularly controlled.
DIN EN ISO 82304-1:2017
Product Safety
For so-called 'stand-alone' software, a procedure is suggested here that identifies and manages risks that could arise when using the software.
IEC 62366:2017
Usability
Medical software is highly complex. But the user interface should not be. Users depend on intuitive operation in their routine situations.
DIN EN ISO 9241-110 2008-09 und -210:2011
Human-Machine-Interface
Human-Machine-Interface (HMI) ergonomics guidelines and dialog design principles are important components in user interface design (UI/UX).
AGILE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT FOR MEDICAL DEVICES
When implementing your medical products, we largely dispense with requirement and functional specifications. Instead, we focus on an agile approach so that we can bring your product to market quickly and with high quality. In order to meet the documentation requirements of medical software according to MDR, IVDR, ISO 13485 and IEC 62304, we use Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) systems and/or ticket systems according to defined quality management processes.
REFERENCES
Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Conception and design of a HMI (Human-Machine-Interface) for an AED process serving children and adults.
EIZO OR Monitor
Development of a software for touchless switching of a monitor-layout in operating rooms using hand gestures and voice commands.
Dentsply Sirona CEREC
GUI development of a 3D CAD/CAM desktop software for the dental industry.
