webinar: how to get localization and testing for medical devices done right
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How to get localization and testing for medical devices done right
Webinar Presenters
Nausheen SayedVP Knowledge and Innovation US-
UK
David SommerDirector of Strategic Operations
Agenda
Challenges Lessons Learned
Introduction
Summary Solutions and Tools Q &A
Agenda
Challenges Lessons Learned
Summary
Introduction
Solutions and Tools Q & A
About QualiTest Group
| World’s 2nd Largest Independent Testing Company
| QualiTest recognized for each of the past 3 years as the only visionary pure play QA and Testing Services Company in the “ Magic Quadrant”
Domain background
| The Medical and Healthcare domain can be a vast playgroundto offer testing services
| At QualiTest, we offer a variety of testing services that comply with FDA regulations
| Some of our clients including Fujifilm, GE Healthcare, Philips, Carl Zeiss, THINK Surgical and Accuray
| For more info visit our website
About Net-Translators
| Global Multilingual Localization Provider| Est: 2001| Coverage & Solutions:
| Over 60 languages| Solution oriented provider of language and technology solutions
| Certifications:| ISO 9001:2008, ISO 13485:2003, ISO 17100:2015-05 and
CAN/CGSB-131.10-2008
| Major Locations:| United States, Israel, Argentina
Agenda
Challenges Lessons learned
Summary
Introduction
Solutions and Tools Q & A
Medical Device Testing and Localization
| Domain knowledge| FDA rules and regulations| Sensitive Client environment | Test Data–management, compatibility, standards like DICOM| Flexible, light Test tools for every stage:
design, development and V&V| Compatibility testing| Localization testing
Challenges
EU Language Requirements for MDD
| Requirements to translate safety related materials| Manufacturer ultimately responsible for translation| Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC article 4.4:
| Annex I, point 13• labels and display, safety instructions and instructions for use
| In-Vitro Diagnostic Directive 98/79/EC article 4.4
Agenda
Challenges Lessons Learned
Q&ASummary
Introduction
Solutions and Tools
Lessons learned
Some of our case studies and experience indicate:
| Domain knowledge and training - very essential| Effective engagement models| Test Data - very critical, saves time and money if done right| Nativity and fluency in language of engineers for
localization testing| Right selection of tools
ISO 17100:2015 Translation Standard
| Translation services - Requirements for translation services| Resources:• Human • Competencies and Qualifications • Technical
| Pre-production processes and activities:• Feasibility• Quote• Project and client specific information• Project preparation
| Production process:• Project Management • Process
ISO 17100:2015 Translation Standard
| Production process| Project Management | Process:• Translation• Check• Revision• Review• Proofreading• Final verification and delivery
| Post-production processes| Feedback| Closing
| Confidentiality
Agenda
Challenges Lessons learned
Q & ASummary Solutions and Tools
Introduction
Solutions and Tools
| What to automate?| Regression tests, memory leaks, memory consumption,
input fields testing
| How to automate?| Automation tool selection• Revision control and document tracking • Analysis and reporting• Learning curve for tool and maintainability in future• Costs and ROI•Mutli threading
| Data driven frameworks| Pseudo code generation
Test Case Pseudo Code Eggplant Functions
1) DMS Record Test Environment.
2) Launch System Administration Launch System Administration. Func_OpenProcessFromHomeScreen
3) Click the DICOM Hosts Tab From the System Administration, click on the DICOM Hosts tab. Func_ClickImage
4) Select the + icon to create a New DICOM Host Click on the + button to create a new host. Func_ClickImage
5) Enter Host Name
Type the new host name. Func_AddNewHost
6) Enter AE Title
Type the AE Title Func_AETitle
7) Enter IP Address Type the IP Address Func_IPAddress
Test Script 14423 DICOM:Destination Configuration
Virtual Radiology EnvironmentTool
| Qualitest‘s Virtual Radiology Environment (VRE) is a comprehensive testing solution, aimed to test your Picture Archive Communication Systems (PACS) for scalability and reliability, delivering a comprehensive turnkey solution for synchronized Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) and Health Level 7 (HL7) Traffic
| VRE is a simulation system that provides all of the network patterns and data flow that occur natively in the Radiology domain
| VRE effectively reduces time, personnel needs, and a substantial Return on Investment (ROI) without sacrificing accuracy or reproducibility
Case study on VRE
| Client Overview and Business Need:| The client is a diversified technology company with primary divisions
focused in the areas of healthcare, consumer lifestyle and lighting| The main issue was managing the memory for a client viewer while
updating and processing of DICOM images of a given modality, size and slice count
| QualiTest Solution:| We proposed the VRE tool and performed a free-of-charge Proof of
Concept, demonstrating the benefits and assuring quality and interoperability while simplifying and dramatically speeding-up all aspects of V&V testing
| Key Benefits| VRE reduced testing time by 33%| VRE reduced personnel needs by 90%| The paperwork and coordination for executing such a task were greatly
simplified
Application Strings User Documentation
Help Desk
Digital Content
Process Strategy
Web
Marketing Content
prepare
translate
QC
return
extract
Key Parts of the Process
| Content review| Terminology management
| Glossary creation | Glossary translation
| Training| Translation, editing and proofreading| Post process
| DTP| Testing| In-context checks| Final review
Industry Tools
| Computer Assisted Translation tools (CAT) | SDL Trados Studio| SDL Passolo| XTM
| Translation Platforms| Net-Proxy| Net-Cloud
| Desktop Publishing| Adobe| Articulate| Microsoft| Single Source| DITA
Agenda
Challenges Lessons learned
Q & ASummary Solutions and Tools
Introduction
| Are you keeping up with the domain knowledge?
| Are you using the right tools to replicate a live environment?
| Are you automating efficiently?
| How are you engaging with your testing teams?
| Are you managing your risks or exposure?
Summary
Agenda
Challenges Lessons learned
Q & ASummarySolutions and Tools
Introduction
David Sommer – david.sommer@net-translators.com
Nausheen Sayed -nsayed@qualitestgroup.com
www.QualiTestGroup.com
Thank You!
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