Content
Collaboration between medical technology companies and HCPs or HCOs is necessary to enable medical progress, but also entails significant risks. The requirements for cooperation have increased due to new or stricter laws at home and abroad, expert investigations of compliance violations by public prosecutors and investigative journalism. Managing directors and board members are personally liable if they fail to set up a compliance organization aimed at preventing damage. Setting up an efficient compliance management system can help by raising awareness and training employees. The aim is to minimize compliance risks. The event is characterized by a high level of practical relevance and discusses typical case constellations with compliance relevance from the medical technology industry.
Topic overview
- Overview of the legal framework
- Liability of management and the AR for compliance violations in the company
- Contents of a compliance management system, practical tips on how to proceed
- Importance of industry codes
- Duties of care when using third parties (e.g. sales agents, distributors)
- Typical case constellations with compliance relevance in the medical technology industry
target group
I. Manufacturer/distributor of medical devices
- Managing directors and board members
- Supervisory Boards
- Compliance officers and lawyers
- Managers and employees (e.g. from sales, purchasing, finance, human resources)
II. HealthCare Professionals (HCPs)
Prior knowledge
Not required.
Early bird discount
If you register up to 3 weeks before the start of the seminar, you will receive an early bird discount of 10 percent.
KONTAKT:
Online
