- Raising awareness among a broad audience of the fundamentals (CE marking, vigilance, MDR roles) without committing several days
- Preparing an audience for a more demanding in-person course (prior upskilling)
- Reviewing key concepts ahead of an audit, a certification, a project
- Training a geographically dispersed audience when organising an in-house session is cumbersome
Medical device e-learning training
Short, self-paced modules to get started quickly, at your own pace. A complement to inter-company and in-house training, not a substitute.
Our e-learning offering is under construction. It will grow throughout the year. For immediate needs, inter-company and in-house remain the most complete formats.
Why an e-learning format at ISOFAC GROUP
E-learning is not suited to everything. Building an ISO 13485 QMS, conducting an internal audit, structuring a technical file requires group practice and feedback from a trainer. These courses remain in person or in a virtual classroom.
E-learning is relevant for:
We therefore offer short modules (1 to 4 hours), self-paced, with an assessment quiz. No 30-hour “MOOC” impossible to finish.
Available modules
Our e-learning catalogue grows progressively. Modules under construction are flagged “Coming soon”. You can sign up for the launch alert for each one.
Discovering the MDR 2017/745 regulation
For newcomers to the MD sector or support functions (sales, non-specialist quality, purchasing). Understand the actors, CE marking, risk classes. Final 20-question quiz.
Alert me at launch →Discovering the IVDR 2017/746 regulation
Specific to IVDs. Classes A to D, the role of health institutions (Article 5(5)), manufacturer obligations. Final quiz.
Alert me at launch →Understanding the MDR roles: manufacturer, authorized representative, importer, distributor
Identify your role and your obligations within the supply chain. Particularly useful for European distributors and importers. Final quiz.
Alert me at launch →Introduction to vigilance and PMS
Overview of post-market surveillance, incidents and FSCAs. For support audiences. Final quiz.
Alert me at launch →Preparing for your ISO 13485 audit
Pre-audit module for operational teams. Understand what an auditor will look for, what needs to be prepared, the common pitfalls. Final quiz.
Alert me at launch →ISOFAC GROUP e-learning teaching format
Typical structure of a module
- Introductory video (2 to 5 minutes) setting the context and objectives
- Thematic video capsules (5 to 10 minutes each) with slides, voice-over and transcription
- Downloadable reference documents (summary, checklists, glossary)
- Self-assessment mini-quiz at the end of each chapter
- Final validation quiz (15 to 25 questions, 70% pass threshold)
- Downloadable certificate upon success
Quality commitment
- Content written and updated by Thomas Trullen and Jonathan Bedin
- Updated at every major regulatory development (new MDCG, new guidance)
- Last-updated date visible on each module
- Sources explicitly cited (regulation article, MDCG, standard)
- No marketing content disguised as training
Access terms
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Audience | Anyone wishing to understand the MD fundamentals. No prerequisites unless otherwise stated in the module sheet. |
| Access | Online purchase or via a training agreement for companies. Immediate access after payment (account created automatically). Access duration: 6 months from enrolment. You can resume where you left off. Compatible with computer, tablet, smartphone. |
| Pricing (to be confirmed) | Single module: price indicated on each sheet (typically €50 to €200 excl. tax). Team package: from 10 users, degressive pricing. Training agreement available for OPCOs and skills development plans. |
| Disability accessibility | Subtitles on all videos. Text transcription available. For persons with disabilities requiring a specific accommodation, contact our disability officer [TO BE COMPLETED]. |
| E-learning results indicators | To be published once trainee volumes allow for reliable statistics. |
| Certification | Certificate of achievement (if the 70% threshold is reached on the final quiz) or certificate of completion (if the module is completed without passing the quiz). |
E-learning, inter-company, in-house: how to combine them
Case 1 — Broad awareness-raising for a team
E-learning recommended. All employees access the same basic content, at their own pace. Controlled cost.
Case 2 — A new Quality Manager or regulatory affairs lead taking up their role
E-learning first (core MDR modules), then in-depth in-person training (Building a QMS, Internal Auditor). E-learning serves as upskilling.
Case 3 — Preparing for an ISO 13485 certification or MDR CE marking
A mix: awareness e-learning for support teams, in-house in-person training for the actors directly involved. Coherent, economical.
Case 4 — Qualifying internal auditor training
In-person only. Auditing requires role-play and feedback from experience that do not translate into e-learning.
Frequently asked questions
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