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BiocompCHATibility
BiocompCHATibility
BiocompCHATibility Podcast, Presented by NAMSA Unforeseen challenges and roadblocks are often present when managing and conducting medical device biological safety programs. Join NAMSA for a first-of-its-type podcast series, “BiocompCHATibility,” as each episode features leading industry experts and discussion on how to proactively address specific medical device evaluation scenarios, regulatory expectations and new testing methodologies.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.9 stars from 19 ratings
The podcast has really great content. However, the bad sound quality makes some parts not easy to understand. Thank you for the great work bring such informational content!
bio comp123 via Apple Podcasts · Germany · 07/05/22
Great subjects!
Thank you for providing additional information into biocompatibility!
wordesta via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/03/20
Enjoying the podcast!
Dave Parente is an A-lister. I remember working with him on some tough issues over 20 years ago (showing my age).
Ted Heise via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/24/20
Recent Episodes
In this episode, our hosts are joined by Charles Ducker, PhD (NAMSA's Senior Director of Analytical Services) who recently returned from Korea, where he provided training to the MFDS (Ministry of Food and Drug Safety) about ISO 10993-18. Throughout this discussion, we review the use of the...
Published 11/14/23
Published 11/14/23
On the latest installment of the BiocompCHATibility podcastis episode, our hosts are joined by Dr. Phil Smiraldo for his third feature3-peat episode on the podcast. The conversation throughout this episode focuses and we discuss on the new recently published FDA biocompatibility guidance document...
Published 10/04/23
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