Design Input Document Control Matrix

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In the FDA Regulations description of the Design Input Document Control Matrix is regarded to be a good mechanism to control design input documentation:

  • By establishing a document that provides overall control to the design input process, firms provide the FDA with a good verification mechanism
  • Include a checklist that identifies completed activities (in order to spot incomplete, ambigious or conflicting requirements)
  • Elements that should be documented are:
    • The purpose oof the device and its intended use
    • A description or theory of operation
    • Components of the device
    • Operational modes
    • Prelimairy Risk Analysis
    • Controls and alarms
    • Interfaces or connectors
    • Standards or applicable regulations
    • Performance or reliability specifications
    • Environmental specifications
    • Physical specificatsions
    • Safety specifications
    • Master verification plan and master validatio pan
    • Preliminairy labels and labeling