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About
MDSAP for the GB and EU Manufacturer provides a practical overview of the Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP) and its application to manufacturers operating across Great Britain and the European Union. It helps learners understand the MDSAP audit model, participating jurisdictions, certification scope, audit planning, certification lifecycle, surveillance, special and unannounced audits, nonconformity grading, corrective actions, notifications, and scope extensions.
This MDSAP Course & Certification covers the MDSAP Audit Model and its primary and supporting processes, Auditing Organisation requirements, audit duration and lead-time considerations, certification and surveillance activities, regulatory notifications, and the management of audit findings. The course also explains how MDSAP interacts with EU MDR/IVDR, UKCA and GB CE-mark transitional arrangements, including how MDSAP audit evidence may be considered by notified bodies under MDCG 2020-14. Upon successful completion, learners receive a certification demonstrating their understanding of MDSAP requirements and their practical application within GB and EU medical device regulatory environments.
- Medical Device Regulatory Affairs Professionals
- Quality Assurance and Quality Management Professionals
- MDSAP and Audit-Readiness Professionals
- Compliance and Regulatory Professionals
- Medical Device Manufacturers and QMS Owners
- Professionals Working with Notified Bodies and Approved Bodies
- Manufacturing, Supplier Quality and Post-Market Surveillance Professionals
- Anyone involved in preparing for, managing or maintaining MDSAP certification and GB or EU regulatory compliance
What you will learn
Understand the fundamentals of MDSAP, including its purpose, participating jurisdictions, audit model, primary and supporting processes, certification scope, and regulatory relevance for GB and EU manufacturers.
Learn the key MDSAP audit and certification requirements, including audit planning, certification lifecycle, surveillance, special audits, nonconformity grading, corrective actions, notifications, and scope changes.
Develop practical knowledge of Auditing Organisation requirements, including recognised scope, impartiality, audit duration, capacity, lead times, evidence, reporting, and certification decisions.
Gain an understanding of how MDSAP interacts with EU MDR/IVDR, UKCA and GB requirements, including the use of MDSAP audit evidence by notified bodies under MDCG 2020-14 and regulatory compliance planning.
Course Syllabus
- What MDSAP is, and the frame this course starts from
- Five authorities, one report, and five different uses
- Why the programme exists, and why nobody volunteered
- Where Great Britain and the European Union actually stand
- The document set, its revisions, and the repository that moved
- Turning the frame into something you can write down
- A chain, not a checklist
- Linkage, and what it does to your sample
- The task sequence, and how an auditor moves
- How a nonconformity grade is built
- Who must tell whom, and by when
- What the documents do not establish
- The shape of the cycle
- Surveillance, and the core it may not skip
- Auditor-days, and the money that follows them
- Adding a site, and the notice periods that own your calendar
- Special audits and unannounced audits
- Choosing an Auditing Organisation, and defending the plan
- The spine you share, and the limbs you do not
- MDCG 2020-14: one permission, in detail
- The four prohibitions
- Where you are audited twice
- UKCA: nothing to reuse, and how to check that
- Three designations, one commercial group
- Planning the two programmes together
- What an MDSAP certificate buys you, and what it does not
- One requirement and four acceptances, restated exactly
- The audit model, the repository, and what was actually read
- A board paper that reached the right answer for wrong reasons
- A procedure that hands you somebody else's deadline
- A calendar in the wrong unit, and a request eight days short
- A memo that asked for four things and was permitted none
- What to do when you get back to your own programme
- The six things most likely to have moved since verification
- Five Things to Take From This Course
- 📘 Bonus:MDSAP for the GB and EU Manufacturer eBook (Free with purchase)









