Classification Document for Alfred Surgery©
1. Introduction
- Purpose: This document outlines the classification of AlfredSurgery© as non-medical software.
- Scope: Applicable to all versions of AlfredSurgery©.
2. Intended Use
- Description: AlfredSurgery© is designed for education, simulation and certification of health care personnel and as a tool for knowledge support.
- Intended Users: Health care personnel, healthcare administrators.
3. Regulatory Definitions
- Non-Medical Software: As per Medical Device Coordination Group 2019-11, nonmedical software is defined as software that does not diagnose, treat, mitigate, or prevent diseases or conditions.
4. Functionality
- Core Functions:
- Building educational protocols
- Managing educational data from users
- Digital tool for knowledge support
- Excluded Functions:
- No diagnostic or therapeutic capabilities
- No direct patient interaction or data analysis
5. Risk Assessment
- Risk Level: Low
- Justification: The software does not perform any medical functions or provide direct benefits to patients.
6. Compliance with Standards
- General Software Standards: Compliance with Normen for information security management.
- Data Protection: Adherence to GDPR for data privacy.
7. Quality Management System (QMS)
- Overview: Description of the QMS in place to ensure software quality and security.
- Processes: Development, testing, and maintenance procedures.
8. Conclusion
- Classification: Based on the intended use and functionality AlfredSurgery© is classified as non-medical software.
- Regulatory Implications: No need for medical device regulatory approval.