Vigilance System Sample Clauses

Vigilance System. Centogene shall maintain and document a vigilance system for Contract DBS Xx.xx Kits which is in accordance with Regulatory Approvals, Applicable Laws and Standards. To the extent required by Applicable Laws, Centogene shall be responsible for literature review, maintaining a global safety database, Incident reporting, Incident follow-up reports, preparation and submission of all safety reports towards Regulatory Authorities, as well as deciding upon and conducting any field safety corrective notices/ actions, subject to the terms of this Agreement.
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Vigilance System. Medica shall handle any and all international product complaints and vigilance reporting that results from the use of Nephros product. A monthly trending report shall be issued to Nephros Quality Assurance detailing the aforementioned complaints and vigilance incidents and corrective action activities. The following statements outline the responsibilities for the handling and reporting of complaints and vigilance reportable incidents: a) All vigilance reports shall be communicated to Nephros Quality Assurance within 24 to 48 hours of evaluation and confirmation. b) All individual complaints shall be communicated to Nephros for evaluation and confirmation. c) Complaints shall be evaluated for confirmation both by Medica upon receipt and by Nephros following communication from Medica. d) Complaint investigations shall be a shared process between Medica (QA, Manufacturing, and Engineering) and Nephros (QA and R&D). e) All investigation reports shall be issued jointly and in a timely manner to satisfy the requirements for vigilance reporting (when necessary). f) When a complaint is determined to be a vigilance reportable event then Medica shall be responsible for administering and reporting Nephros product related vigilance incidents to the necessary competent authorities within 10 days or as outlined in the Nephros Quality System. g) Any vigilance reportable complaint shall be forwarded to the Nephros Authorized Representative for reporting to the appropriate Competent Authority h) Medica shall copy Nephros Quality Assurance within 24-48 hours on all and any vigilance reporting, including health outcome, relationship between the incidents, and timeliness of reporting the vigilance incident to the Competent Authorities.
Vigilance System. Vapotherm has an established Authorized Representative to communicate complaints and vigilance reports that results from the use of the Cartridges. (a) Complaint investigations shall be a shared process between Medica (QA, manufacturing, and engineering) and Vapotherm (QA, Manufacturing, and R&D). (b) All investigation reports shall be issued jointly and in a timely manner to satisfy the requirements for vigilance reporting (when necessary). (c) When a complaint is determined to be a vigilance reportable event then Vapotherm shall be responsible for administering and reporting to both Medica and the necessary competent authorities any Cartridge related vigilance incidents within 10 days or as outlined in the Vapotherm Quality System. [* * *] = Certain confidential information contained in this document, marked by brackets, has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Rule 406 of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended. (d) Vapotherm shall copy in writing via email or facsimile to Medica Quality Assurance within 24-48 hours on all and any vigilance reporting, including health outcome, relationship between the incidents, and timeliness of reporting the vigilance incident to the Competent Authorities.

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