Risk Management Reportí C2KL010 HSV-ó Ó IgM
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1.Summary
1.1 Purpose and Scope
The usage of the devices would not cause any direct risk to patients or users, however in some
conditions, hazards concerning in vitro diagnostic medical devices which lead to or contribute to
incorrect decision, would pose indirect risks. The risk management report was applied to identify the
risks of the product series, define the risk acceptability, control risks to meet the safety requirements of
products.
The risk management analyzed and evaluated the risks related product intended use, safety
characteristic and apparent or potential hazards, took measures to control the risks, meanwhile,
evaluated the acceptability of residual risks after risk control. It is confirmed that the product risks
were managed and controlled within acceptable ranges.
1.2 Product Introduction
1.2.1 Test principle
The HSV-Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM assay is a two-step immunoassay for the qualitative measurement of HSV-Ⅰ IgM
antibodies in human serum and plasma using CMIA technology, with flexible assay protocols.
In the first step, sample and HSV recombinant antigen coated paramagnetic microparticles are
combined. HSV-Ⅰ IgM and HSV-Ⅱ IgM present in the sample binds to the HSV recombinant antigen
coated microparticles. After that, ALP-labeled mouse anti-human IgM antibody conjugate is added to
create a reaction mixture in the second step. Following wash cycle, substrate is added to the reaction
mixture. The resulting chemiluminescent reaction is measured as relative light units (RLUs). A direct
relationship exists between the amount of both HSV-Ⅰ IgM and HSV-Ⅱ IgM in the sample and the
RLUs detected by the System optics.
1.2.2 The main components
Materials provided:
1.HSV-Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM Test Device 2. Product Insert
3. Calibration Solution (optional) 4. Control Solution (optional)
Materials required but not provided
1. Analyzer
1.2.3 Intended use
The Herpes Simplex Virus -Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM (HSV-Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM) Assay Reagent Kit (CMIA) a chemiluminescent
microparticle immunoassay (CMIA) for the qualitative determination of herpes simplex virus IgM
(HSV-Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM) antibodies in human serum and plasma.
1.2.4 Product Storage Condition and Validity Period
1. Store the kit at 2-8°C and avoid light, with a stable period of 18 months.
2. The HSV-Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM Reagent Kit (CMIA) must be used immediately after removal from 2-8℃ storage
or the device was opened.
1.3 Basis information
1.3.1 Related basis
(1)ISO 14971-2019 Medical devices — Application of risk management to medical devices
(2)EN ISO 13485-2016 Medical devices — Quality management systems — Requirements for
regulatory purposes
(3)ISO/TR 24971:2020 Medical devices — Guidance on the application of ISO 14971
1.3.2 Information about the product
(1)Product technical requirements
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(2)Product instruction for use
(3)The use of similar products, customer complaints records, etc
(4)Articles and other information in professional literature
1.4 Risk Management Team Related users
Risk management group and responsibilities.
users Title Department Responsibility
Management Coordinating of product risk management and
Wujianghai Management Level
Representative approving of risk management files.
Organizing of risk management group,
activities and writing of risk management
report.
LiuGang Dept. Manager R&D
Participate in risk analysis and evaluation,
formulation and implementation of risk
control measures, and residual risk evaluation.
Hongchuny Risk analysis and risk control in production
Dept. Manager Production Dept.
ong stages of product.
Quality Control Risk analysis and risk control in quality
Yangxiao Dept. Manager
Dept. control stages of product.
Responsible for providing legal basis for risk
Regulatory Affairs
Zhouyinyan Dept. Manager management and reviewing risk management
Dept.
activities.
Risk analysis and risk control in sale stages of
Duxiaoning Dept. Manager Marketing Dept.
product.
2. Risk Management Review Input
2.1 Risk acceptance criteria
In accordance with the requirements of the risk Management Control Procedure, the Risk Management
Team has developed a risk management plan in which the risk acceptance criteria are established by
rating the probability and severity of the injury in accordance with the company’s risk control policy,
as follows:
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2.1.1 Probability Level of Risk (P)
Level Code Frequency (per year)
Improbable 1 <10-6and ≥10-7
Remote 2 <10-5and ≥10-6
Occasionally 3 <10-4and ≥10-5
Probable 4 <10-3and ≥10-4
Frequent 5 ≥10-3
2.1.2 Severity level of risk(S)
Level Code System risk definition
Negligible 1 Inconvenience or temporary discomfort or no danger (source)
Cause temporary injury or injury that does not require professional medical
Minor 2
intervention
Severity
S1 Negligible S2 Minor S3 Serious S4 Critical
Probability
P5 Frequent A U U U
P4 Probable A U U U
P3 Occasionally A A U U
P2 Remote A A A U
P1 Improbable A A A A
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risk should be compared with the benefit. If the benefit exceeds the risk, the risk is acceptable; If the
risk is not exceeded, the risk is unacceptable.
2.2 Risk management documentation
1) Risk management plan;
2) List of safety characteristics and possible hazards (source) analysis table;
3) Risk analysis table;
4) Risk assessment and control list;
5) Production and post-production risk analysis record sheet.
3.Risk management review
3.1 Completion of the risk management plan
The review team reviewed the risk management documentation and concluded that it basically met the
requirements of risk management and completed the risk management plan.
3.2 Comprehensive residual risks assessment
The review team evaluates the identified risks in the design and development phase and the previous
risk management activity cycle, the production and post-production risks identified in this cycle one by
one, and conducts a comprehensive analysis of all residual risks, considering the common impact of all
individual residual risks According to the review result, the comprehensive residual risk of the product
is acceptable. The following are the specific evaluation aspects:
1) Have all the production and post-production risks related to the product been identified at this stage?
The conclusion is: Yes
2) Are there conflicting requirements for the risk control of a single risk?
Conclusion: There is no contradiction in the existing risk control.
3) Will risk control measures trigger new risks?
Conclusion: No.
4) Conclusion of the review
Conclusion: After analyzing the above aspects, the risk management review team unanimously
evaluated that the comprehensive residual risk of this product is acceptable.
3.3. Review the approved risk management documentation
1) Annex1:List of safety features and possible hazards (source) analysis table;
2) Annex2:Risk analysis table ;
3) Annex3:risk assessment and control list;
4) Annex4:Production and post-production risk analysis record sheet.
4. Risk management review conclusions
The risk management review team reviewed the risk management process by checking risk
management documents, and concluded that:
-The risk management plan has been properly implemented;
-The comprehensive residual risk of the product is within the acceptable range of the risk acceptance
criteria, and the benefit exceeds the risk.
The product’s effectiveness and safety meet relevant requirements.
Continue to carry out risk management activities after the product post-product in accordance with the
requirements of the “Risk Management Control Procedures”.
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Annex 1: List of safety features and possible hazards (source) analysis table;
Identification of intended uses and safety-related characteristics (refer to
ISO/TR 24971:2020 Medical devices — Guidance on the application of ISO
14971 Appendix A and Appendix H).
Hazard
Possible hazard
Issue Feature determination (source)
(source).
identification
A 2.1.2
The Herpes Simplex Virus -Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM (HSV-Ⅰ/Ⅱ
What are the
IgM) Assay Reagent Kit (CMIA) a
indications for
chemiluminescent microparticle immunoassay
use (e.g. patient Information hazards H3
(CMIA) for the qualitative determination of herpes
population, user
simplex virus IgM (HSV-Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM) antibodies in
profile, use
human serum and plasma.
environment)?
A 2.1.3
contraindications
A 2.1.4
Does medical
Not applicable. / /
devices sustain
or support life?
A 2.1.5 The failure of the medical device is caused by Improper use by users H4
Is special Forgot to put in the pipette tip, the barcode fell off, leads to wrong results.
intervention the information was entered incorrectly, and the Using hazards (source)
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necessary in the reagent expired etc.. User use it without look H5
case of failure of The analyzer will automatically check the relevant in IFU.
pipette tip.
A 2.1.6
Can the
performance of
Improper temperature
the medical
and humidity may
device be 1. Store the kit at 2-8°C, with a stable period of 18
influent the test quality.
impacted in the months.
Improper H6
event of a 2. The kit must be used immediately after removal
storage/transport
security breach from 2-8℃ storage or the device was opened.
environment hazard
(performance
(source)
degradation or
loss of
availability)?
A 2.1.7
Can
medical device
safety?
A.2.2
Is the medical
Not applicable. / /
device intended
to be implanted?
A.2.3
The user uses sampling accessories to take
Is the medical
samples. Chemical hazards H8
device intended
to be in contact
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with the patient
or other persons?
A.2.4
What materials
or components
or are in contact
device?
A.2.5
Is energy
extracted from
the patient?
A.2.6
Are substances
extracted from
the patient?
A.2.7
Are biological
materials
processed by the
for subsequent
reuse,transfusion
or
transplantation?
A.2.8
Is the medical
device supplied
Not applicable. / /
sterile or
intended to be
sterilized by the
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user, or are other
microbiological
controls
applicable?
A.2.9
Is the medical
device intended
cleaned and
disinfected by
the user?
A.2.10
the patient
environment?
A.2.11
taken?
A.2.12
Is the medical
Not applicable. / /
device
interpretative?
A.2.13
Is the medical
device intended
for use in
conjunction with
Not applicable. / /
other medical
devices,
medicines or
other medical
technologies?
A.2.14
Not applicable. / /
Are there
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unwanted
outputs of energy
or substances?
A.2.15
device months.
Information hazard H10
susceptible to 2. The kit must be used immediately after removal
influences?
A.2.17
accessories?
A.2.18
necessary?
A.2.19
software?
A.2.20
access to
information?
A.2.21
critical to patient
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care?
A.2.22
life?
A.2.23
long-term use
effects?
A.2.24
To what
mechanical
Not applicable. / /
forces will the
medical device
be subjected?
A.2.25
Formulations, raw materials, processes and
What determines Information Hazard and
transportation, storage conditions ensure that the
the lifetime of Hazards of functional H15
product achieving the basic conditions of design
the medical failure
life.
device?
A.2.26
Is the medical
The kit and accessories are all single-used. Operational hazards H16
device intended
A.2.27
Is safe
decommissioning
Not applicable. / /
or disposal of the
medical device
necessary?
A.2.28
medical device
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require special
training or
special skills?
A.2.29
How will
Information for safety will be offered through the
information for Information Hazard H18
IFU.
safety be
provided?
A.2.30
Are new
manufacturing
Not applicable. / /
processes
established or
introduced?
A.2.31
Is successful
application of the
dependent on the
usability of the
user interface?
A.2.31
interface design
Not applicable. / /
features
contribute to use
error?
A.2.31.2
Is the medical
device used in an
where
distractions can
A.2.31.3
Not applicable. / /
Does the medical
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device have
connecting parts
or accessories?
A.2.31.4
control interface?
A.2.31.5
information?
A.2.31
Is the medical
Not applicable. / /
device controlled
by a menu?
A.2.31.7
1.This kit is intended for professional use.
Is the successful
2.The kit contains test device; product insert;
use of the
calibration solution (optimal).
medical device Operational hazards H20
3.The user uses the biological bag to store the used
dependent on a Biological hazard H21
medical device and sampling accessories for
user’s
proper disposal to avoid environmental pollution.
knowledge, skills
4.The kit and accessories are all single-used.
and abilities?
A.2.31.8
by persons with
specific needs?
A.2.31.9
interface be used
Not applicable. / /
to initiate
unauthorised
actions?
A.2.32
Not applicable. / /
Does the medical
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device include an
alarm system?
A.2.33
In what ways
might the
be misused
(deliberately or
not)?
A.2.34
Is the medical
to be mobile or
portable?
A.2.35
the medical Yes, it depends on the stability and accuracy of Hazards of functional
H22
device depend on reagents. failure
essential
performance?
A.2.36
degree of
autonomy?
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misuse simplex virus IgM (HSV-Ⅰ/Ⅱ IgM) antibodies in
Analysis and (CMIA) for the qualitative determination of herpes Operational hazards H1
Device prominent enough and the IFU for use are not Information Hazards H23
There is no description
of important
H.2.2 As interpret the results, the patient’s overall
nformation in the
Characteristics clinical situation, including symptoms, medical
IFU,resulting in H9
related to patient history and other related data, should be referred
incorrect use
safety to.
Information Hazards
(Source)
H.2.2.1
See below for details / /
General
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considerations
Operation hazards
(source)
Operation hazards
(source)
H.2.2.4
Digital
information
characteristics
related to patient
safety
H.2.3
Known and
See below for details / /
foreseeable risks
to patients
identification history and other related data, should be referred nformation in the
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a)Incorrect to. IFU,resulting in
b)Delayed (Source)
examination
result
c)Incorrect
information
accompanying
the result
requirements;
requirements.
(source)
5.There is no
description of
important nformation in
the IFU,resulting in
incorrect use
Information Hazards
(Source)
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3.The stability of the kit
requirements.
Operation hazards
(source)
4.There is no
description of
important nformation in
the IFU,resulting in
incorrect use
Information Hazards
(Source)
(source)
(source)
Hazard arising in Many factors in the procurement,processing and Hazard from H11
the procurement, production process have certain impact on the production errors 1
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processing and quality of the kit, such as the reagent preparation (source) H12
production process did not follow the operating procedures, Hazard caused by
(Source)1
Production hazards
(source) H19
Hazards caused by
nonconforming
identified or recalled in
time (source)
ordered(source)
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Appendix 2 Hazard (Source) Analysis, including a foreseeable sequence of
events, hazardous situations and an analysis of possible harm and initial risk
control measures
Hazard
Hazard Foreseeable sequence Consequences or Initial risk control
(source) Hazard situation
(source) of events Harms measures
identification
Fail to clearly
Inappropriate
Information indicate the use of Standardize the content of
H1 representation of User misuse
hazards the product in the the IFU.
intended use
IFU.
The user
1. Procurement control.
accidentally eats
2. Carry out necessary
The user may have and touches
Reagents, samples biological safety tests on
direct contact with allergic
Chemical and other substances raw materials.
H2 potentially infectious substances
hazards have not been tested 3. Users are reminded to
samples, reagents or causing skin
for safety. pay attention to personal
other substances. allergies and
protection when operarting
even health
in the instructions.
threats.
Storage conditions
Information and expiry date are Information missing in Standardize the content of
H4 User misuse.
hazard not clearly indicated the IFU. the IFU.
in the IFU.
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Wrong results Clarify the expiry date of
Hazards of Lead to wrong results
Product use beyond lead the doctor the product and indicate
functional H8 or failure to obtain
the expiry date. make the wrong the expiry date of the
failure results.
medical decision. product on the label.
damaged in the
Information
course of production,
Hazards Users using the Strict control of the
transportation, Inappropriate
and product whose packaging process and
H9 handling and storage. packaging of the
Hazards of package is verification of the
2. The package is not product.
functional damaged. packaging.
strictly sealed.
failure
3. Inappropriate
packaging material.
Operational accessories are not about the hazards of Standardize the content of
H10 User misuse.
hazards described in the IFU likely re-use of the IFU.
1. Lack of detailed
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The product cannot
specificity.
1.Strict implementation of
of stocking.
and humidity to meet found in time, to the user side 3.For key process should
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3.The reagent to unqualified and real results of product quality, while
production .
1.Lead to lots of
for patients.
unqualified reserved samples Users continue to use results ,which QC users, strengthen their
products 2.QC inspection the products and trust leads to wrong ability to identify
H19
not being found unqualified the test results which diagnosis, non-conforming products,
identified reserved sample are already unreliable. treatment or and strengthen the
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unqualified product. management procedures.
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Appendix 3 Risk assessment, control analysis, residual risk assessment form
Whether new risks are
Pre-measures risk Post-measures risk
created (if so, assess new
assessment assessment
risks)
Hazards Initial risk control measure Control measures implementation remark
pro
Severi Level Severit probabili Level Seve probabi Level of
babi
ty of risk y ty of risk rity lity risk
lity
1. Procurement control.
instructions.
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H4 S3 P4 U Standardize the content of the IFU. Refer to IFU S3 P2 A N N N
materials.
the label.
Strict control of the packaging process and Refer to the Packaging and Package
H9 S3 P4 U S3 P1 A N N N
verification of the packaging. verification.
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before use
in advance of stock.
H16 S3 P4 U 2.Test the raw materials according to the 2.Timely submission for Inspection with S3 P2 A N N N
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the “inspection control procedures” and
inspection.
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Process Control Procedures established
management system, so that the flow of storage, the site identification is clear and
H18 S3 P4 U identified and isolated. procedures” has stipulated that the quality S3 P2 A N N N
measures.
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and implemented the Production Process
1.Before assembly, the assembly team 1.Provide training for the relevant users ,
list about the assembly items and quantities. 2.Production manager and QA strengthen
H19 S2 P3 A S2 P2 A N N N
2.Carefully check the project’s the supervision of daily work, require
semi-finished products, IFU and qualities. relevant users strictly implement their
supervision and monitoring of the inspection months and 13 months, respectively, and
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management procedures. and implemented the Product Recall
Before delivery carefully check the order Management Procedure, which provides
Before delivery carefully verify the quantity process for non-conforming products
on the demand list and fill in the kit batch found internally, and the relevant
After packaging according to the demand List and Recall Product Records.
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Annex 4: Production and post-production risk analysis record sheet
Once on the market, you should continue to pay attention to post-production information,
collect, transmit, analyze and process it in accordance with the provisions of the Risk
Management Control Procedures and record the information in the table below.
information that Harm
Risk
Post-production The source of include hazard Hazard Hazard that
control
information the information (source)previously (source) situation may
measures
not identify occur
Changes in Competent
Competent
Adverse events
Authority / / / / /
(internal, external)
Official Website
Competent
Notice/Recall Authority / / / / /
Official Website
Flight inspection
of similar / / / / /
Review by the products
supervisory
Review by
authority
supervisory / / / / /
authority
(customer feedback/
/ / / / /
complaint) Complaint
information record
Design and
documentation
Purchased procurement
/ / / / /
products records, product
entry inspection
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records, raw
analysis.
Quality users
on-site spot
Issue in the
checks and
Manufacturing
production users / / / / /
process
to take the
initiative to
report.
Analysis of Product
products records
Product storage
monitoring
Monitoring results
records
of the product / / / / /
(temperature and
storage process
humidity
records)
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