Describing the purpose of a health product
A practical way to describe product purpose, users and functions before discussing evidence or market requirements.
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These resources address specific questions in health-product manufacturing, evidence and communication. Their scope explains the products, tasks and readers for which they were prepared.
A practical way to describe product purpose, users and functions before discussing evidence or market requirements.
Read the resourceQuestions to make a wearable performance report easier to interpret, compare and maintain.
Read the resourceA discussion framework for manufacturers and suppliers to identify ownership, information and change responsibilities.
Read the resourceA structured set of questions for understanding what a testing report does and does not establish.
Read the resourceAn editorial review method for tracing a product statement back to its scope and supporting material.
Read the resourceA discussion aid for teams agreeing how product data is exchanged and interpreted between systems.
Read the resourceA structure for explaining an environmental change without losing the product and manufacturing context.
Read the resourceHow to distinguish a policy position, technical briefing, practice resource and external reference.
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Technical briefings explain concepts and questions. Practice resources support a defined review or discussion. Guidance identifies its basis and limitations. None of these descriptions, by itself, indicates that a product has been assessed or certified by IAHPM.
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