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Management Review 2026 — Presentation

Meeting details

Date: Monday, 11 May 2026
Place: Online
Attendees: Andy Aguilar (General Manager), Taig Mac Carthy (D&D Manager), Alfonso Medela (Technical Responsible & PRRC), Saray Ugidos (Quality Manager & PRRC), Gerardo Fernández (Systems Responsible), Alba Santacreu Martin (Administration)
Reference standard: ISO 13485:2016, Clause 5.6 — Management review


📋 Agenda (per ISO 13485:2016 §5.6.2)​

#TopicISO 13485 Reference
1Executive summary—
2Results of audits§5.6.2 a)
3Customer feedback and complaints§5.6.2 b)
4Process performance and product conformity§5.6.2 c)
5Quality objectives 2025 — review§5.4
6Quality objectives 2026 — approval§5.4.1
7Non-conformities and CAPAs§5.6.2 d)
8Follow-up actions from previous management reviews§5.6.2 e)
9Changes that could affect the QMS§5.6.2 f)
10New or revised regulatory requirements§5.6.2 g)
11Training and competence — Validation of Training Plan 2026§6.2
12Resource needs§5.6.3 + §6
13Validation of Non-product software list§7.6
14Validation of suppliers list§7.4
15Regulatory roadmap — H2 2026§5.6.2 g)
16Management priorities — H2 2026§5.6.3
17Actions and decisions§5.6.3

Executive summary​

✅ What went well (January–April 2026)​

  • 4 external audits passed (BSI ISO 13485, ICON, ENS Applus, BSI Clinical Review)
  • 2 internal audits completed with no significant findings
  • BSI Surveillance: 5 minor NCRs closed 10 days ahead of deadline
  • Quantificare CAPA: all findings (1 major + 9 minor) closed within deadline
  • ENS certification: audit passed, 100% of security measures implemented
  • 21 suppliers approved, IT security evaluation completed
  • CEP and CER delivered to BSI on 30 March 2026 for CE marking under MDR
  • MDR CE marking review: AI part ✅ approved, Technical part ✅ approved, Clinical part ⏳ pending
  • ANVISA approval obtained (Brazil) — device registered and operational in Brazilian market

⚠️ Items requiring attention​

  • MDR Clinical review: pending BSI approval of the clinical part of the technical documentation
  • JnJ client NCs (2): wrong psoriasis segmentation (R006001-110) and head anonymization issue (R006001-106) — reported April 2026 during UAT, CAPAs open
  • UKRP contract (Apotech): PMS/Vigilance scope review — deadline 30 April (pending)
  • ICON CAPA: submitted 10 April, awaiting client response

Results of audits — §5.6.2 a)​

BSI ISO 13485 Surveillance Audit (27 Feb – 3 Mar 2026) ✅​

Audit report ID: 30285725
Organization: AI Labs Group, S.L.
CAP submission deadline: 18 March 2026 (submitted: John.Gonzalez@bsigroup.com)
Result: 5 minor NCRs | 0 major | 0 critical — All closed on 8 March (10 days ahead of deadline).

NCRFinding RefISO 13485 ClauseFindingStatus
12780856-202603-N14.1.1EU 2024/1860, MDCG 2024-16 and UK PMS/Vigilance regulations not incorporated into QMS✅ Closed
22780856-202603-N24.1.4No change control record for ISO 13485 certificate scope reduction (removal of facial palsy)✅ Closed
32780856-202603-N38.2.1 / 8.2.4UK PMS and Vigilance regulations not addressed in post-market procedures✅ Closed (pending: UKRP contract review)
42780856-202603-N44.2.3 / 7.2.3MDD Class I device file not fully maintained✅ Closed
52780856-202603-N57.2.2 / 7.3.7IFU and labelling not validated against approved documentation✅ Closed

Effectiveness checks due: 31 December 2026.

Conclusion: Audit passed successfully. All NCRs were corrected ahead of deadline, demonstrating rapid response capability. Corrective actions addressed gaps in regulatory monitoring (§4.1.1), change control (§4.1.4), post-market surveillance (§8.2.1), document control (§4.2.3), and design transfer verification (§7.3.7).

ICON Audit (16–20 Feb 2026) ✅​

Audit ID: IA-10766
Audit type: Routine/Surveillance
Auditor: Mori Miharu, Principal Auditor, Technology Quality Assurance, ICON
CAPA reference: CAPA-ICON-2026-001
Result: 0 critical | 1 major | 1 minor | 1 other. CAPA response submitted 10 April — awaiting client review.

FindingSeverityDescriptionStatus
AF-20551MajorSDLC/CSV deliverables for the clinical trial WebApp (PWA) not available as a consolidated auditable package⏳ CAPA submitted
AF-20553MinorTechnical documentation of the medical device not available at time of audit⏳ CAPA submitted
AF-20554OtherDocument control process to be enhanced⏳ CAPA submitted

Root cause (Major): The clinical trial WebApp was managed as a service delivery channel under GP-009 (Sales) rather than as a formal software component requiring dedicated SDLC/CSV documentation per ISO 13485 §7.3 (Design and development) and §4.2 (Documentation requirements).

Corrective action: New procedure SP-009-011 created — mandates standardized SDLC/CSV deliverables per clinical trial project with CRO involvement.

Quantificare Client Audit (6 Nov 2025) ✅​

CAPA reference: CAPA-QF-2025-001
Result: 0 critical | 1 major | 9 minor — All closed.

  • Major finding (#6): AI Development Report with missing performance results and dataset statistics → ✅ Closed (3 Feb 2026)
  • 9 minor findings covering: customer communication timeframes, GCP risk analysis, training efficacy, supplier evaluation, SOUP management, audit logs, non-product software validation → ✅ All closed (17 Mar 2026)

Conclusion: All corrective actions implemented within deadlines. CAPA plan submitted to Quantificare.

Fortrea Client Audit (Jun 2025) ✅​

Result: Audit completed. No significant findings reported.

ENS External Audit — Applus (9–13 Mar 2026) ✅​

ENS certification audit passed. Auditor: Manuel Carrillo (Applus). Legit.Health has obtained the ENS (Esquema Nacional de Seguridad) certification, confirming compliance with Spanish national security framework requirements for information systems. The certificate has been issued following the successful completion of the external audit with no major findings.

BSI MDR CE Marking Review — Technical Documentation ✅ / ⏳​

CEP and CER were delivered to BSI on 30 March 2026 for CE marking under MDR.

Review areaReferenceResult
AI documentation—✅ Approved
Technical documentation—✅ Approved
Clinical documentationR-TF-015-001 / R-TF-015-003⏳ Pending BSI review

Conclusion: The AI and Technical parts of the MDR review have been approved by BSI. The Clinical part (CEP/CER) remains under review. MDR Class IIb CE marking is expected once the clinical review is completed.

Internal audits​

AuditDateAuditorISO 13485 ReferenceStatus
ISO 13485 Internal Audit23 Feb 2026PS Consulting§8.2.4 (Internal audit)✅ Completed
ENS Internal Audit26 Feb 2026Adrián Roo—✅ Completed
ENS Supplier Security Evaluation26 Feb 2026Adrián Roo§7.4 (Purchasing)✅ 5 IT suppliers approved

Customer feedback and complaints — §5.6.2 b)​

Feedback data from 2025–2026 collected through:

  • Direct enquiries via email, phone and contact form (registered in HubSpot per GP-014)
  • Client-reported non-conformities (tracked in Jira R-006-002)

Client-originated non-conformities​

YearNC IDDescriptionClientStatus
2026R006001-110Wrong psoriasis segmentationJnJ⏳ Open
2026R006001-106Head anonymization issue (web)JnJ⏳ Open

Two client-originated NCs were reported by JnJ in April 2026 during Sponsor-led User Acceptance Testing. Both have triggered CAPAs (R006001-111 and R006001-107) which are currently open.

Status of customer satisfaction surveys

Customer satisfaction surveys (CSAT) and clinical utility surveys (CUS) were not implemented during 2025 due to the ongoing MDR transition process. The decision was made to postpone surveys until the new MDR-certified device is deployed. See Quality Objective 2025 #5 for details.

Action for 2026: Deploy CSAT and CUS surveys after MDR CE mark issuance (see Quality Objective 2026 #5).


Process performance and product conformity — §5.6.2 c)​

Quality indicators​

Quality indicators from R-002-003 will be reviewed during this meeting. Indicators cover the period 2021–2025.


Quality objectives 2025 — review (§5.4)​

#2025 ObjectiveFinal statusDetails
1Certify the medical device under MDR🔄 Extended to 2026 (95%)All CAPAs accepted by BSI. Corrective actions implemented. CE mark certificate expected Q2 2026.
2Obtain regulatory clearance in new markets🔄 Extended to 2026 (60%)Brazil ✅ (ANVISA approval). USA 🔄 ongoing (FDA pre-sub Q2 2026). Japan, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland ⏸️ on hold.
3Enhance cybersecurity✅ Completed (100%)Dmed project finalized. Penetration test executed. Cybersecurity docs created for FDA. Post-market monitoring implemented.
4Strengthen technical documentation management across markets✅ Completed (100%)Multi-market documentation structure established (EU, Brazil, USA). IFU management per country implemented.
5Product meets customer expectations🔄 Extended to 2026 (0%)Not initiated. Postponed due to MDR transition. Surveys to be deployed on MDR-certified product.

Detailed analysis per objective​

Objective 1 — Certify the medical device under MDR (Extended)​

  • Q4 2025: All corrective actions implemented and verified. BSI accepted CAPA Plan.
  • CE mark certificate under MDR expected Q2 2026.
  • Root cause: Extended regulatory process under BSI pilot trial scheme; external dependency on BSI certificate issuance.
  • Impact: No impact on QMS effectiveness, product quality, or customer satisfaction.
  • Related indicators: Design NCs (1 vs ≤5 ✅), Design inputs/outputs (100% vs ≥95% ✅), QMS NCs (2 vs ≤8 ✅).

Objective 2 — Obtain regulatory clearance in new markets (Extended)​

  • Brazil: ANVISA approval obtained ✅. Device registered and operational in market.
  • USA: FDA process to start in June 2026. Step 1: Pre-submission (Q-Sub) meeting to validate 510(k) strategy using DermaSensor as predicate device and to validate clinical strategy (determine clinical data requirements). Step 2: Prepare and submit 510(k), planned for November 2026.
  • Japan, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland: On hold — strategic prioritization toward MDR and FDA.
  • Root cause: Deliberate resource allocation to MDR and FDA as highest-impact pathways.
  • Related indicators: Incidents communicated (0 ✅), Vigilance/PMS NCs (0 ✅), Recalls (0 ✅), Regulatory submissions (1 vs ≥5 ❌).

Objective 3 — Enhance cybersecurity ✅ Completed​

  • All planned activities completed: Dmed project, penetration test, cybersecurity documentation, post-market monitoring.
  • Related indicators: Data breaches (0 ✅), Infrastructure NCs (0 ✅).

Objective 4 — Strengthen technical documentation management ✅ Completed​

  • Multi-market documentation strategy implemented (EU, Brazil, USA).
  • Related indicators: Design NCs (1 vs ≤5 ✅), Design inputs/outputs (100% ✅), QMS NCs (2 vs ≤8 ✅).

Objective 5 — Product meets customer expectations (Extended)​

  • 0% completion — strategic postponement until MDR-certified device deployed.
  • Alternative feedback mechanisms active: support tickets, direct communication, clinical study feedback.
  • Related indicators: Complaints (0 vs ≤10 ✅), Customer complaints (0 vs ≤5 ✅).

Quality objectives 2026 — approval (§5.4.1)​

Action required

All 2026 quality objectives are currently in Planned status. The purpose of this meeting is to review and approve them.

Established 13 January 2026. All currently in DRAFT status pending approval:

#ObjectiveKPI / TargetCurrent statusProposed action
1Maintain MDR certification and regulatory compliancePass BSI audit without major NCRs; maintain EUDAMEDPlannedApprove
2Consolidate regulatory presence in approved marketsMaintain EU/Brazil; FDA pre-sub + 510(k); reassess JapanPlannedApprove
3Continuous cybersecurity improvementAnnual penetration testing; continuous vulnerability monitoringPlannedApprove
4Strengthen technical documentation managementMulti-market documentation automation; periodic reviewsPlannedApprove
5Product meets customer expectationsCSAT > 80%, CUS > 75%PlannedApprove

Details per objective (from R-002-002-2026 records)​

Objective 1 — Maintain MDR certification and regulatory compliance

  • Responsible: JD-005, JD-004
  • Key actions: Address surveillance findings, maintain technical documentation, EUDAMED updates, annual surveillance.
  • Q1 2026 progress: BSI surveillance passed (5 minor NCRs closed). CEP/CER delivered 30 March. AI + Technical reviews approved.

Objective 2 — Consolidate regulatory presence in approved markets

  • Responsible: JD-005, JD-004
  • Key actions: Maintain ANVISA registration (Brazil), execute FDA process (USA), reassess Japan/Saudi Arabia/Switzerland.
  • FDA plan (starting June 2026):
    1. Pre-submission (Q-Sub) meeting — Validate 510(k) strategy using DermaSensor as predicate device and validate clinical strategy (determine how much clinical data needs to be submitted).
    2. Prepare and submit 510(k) — Target submission: November 2026.

Objective 3 — Continuous cybersecurity improvement

  • Responsible: JD-005, JD-003, JD-004
  • Key actions: Annual penetration testing, continuous vulnerability monitoring, SOUP review, cybersecurity training.

Objective 4 — Strengthen technical documentation management

  • Responsible: JD-005, JD-003, JD-004
  • Key actions: Maintain multi-market docs, automate workflows, periodic consistency reviews, train new members.
  • Note: Extended from 2025 (completed in 2025, continuing for maintenance and automation).

Objective 5 — Product meets customer expectations

  • Responsible: JD-016
  • Key actions: Deploy quarterly CSAT, semi-annual CUS, implement customer feedback loop.
  • Targets increased from 2025: CSAT >80% (was >75%), CUS >75% (was >70%).

Decision required​

Are the 5 quality objectives for 2026 approved? Should any additional objectives be added?


Non-conformities and CAPAs — §5.6.2 d)​

Overview​


2025 — Non-conformities​

NC IDDateCategoryOriginDescriptionStatus
R006001-982025-01-16QMSBSI AuditThe frequency of updating the list of applicable regulations...✅ Closed
R006001-992025-01-16QMSBSI AuditThe process to control externally originated documents...✅ Closed
R006001-1042025-03-13Legit.Health PlusBSI AuditBSI NC Pilot program — MDR certification findings⏳ Open

2025 — CAPAs​

CAPA IDDateCategoryOriginLinked NCDescriptionStatus
R006001-1002025-01-16QMSBSI AuditR006001-98CAPA: Frequency of regulatory updates✅ Closed
R006001-1012025-01-16QMSBSI AuditR006001-99CAPA: Control of externally originated documents✅ Closed
R006001-1052025-03-13Legit.Health PlusBSI AuditR006001-104CAPA: BSI CE Mark process under NC Pilot program⏳ Open

2026 — Non-conformities​

NC IDDateCategoryOriginDescriptionStatus
R006001-1032026-01-07Legacy (MDD)Internal DevelopmentAPI Infinite Loop — server-side memory issue✅ Closed
R006001-1062026-04-21QMSClient (JnJ)Head anonymization issue in web application⏳ Open
R006001-1102026-04-21QMSClient (JnJ)Wrong psoriasis segmentation⏳ Open

2026 — CAPAs​

CAPA IDDateCategoryOriginLinked NCDescriptionStatus
R006001-1022026-01-07Legacy (MDD)Internal DevelopmentR006001-103Correction of API server-side memory issue✅ Closed
R006001-1072026-04-21QMSClient (JnJ)R006001-106CAPA: Head anonymization — UAT finding⏳ Open
R006001-1112026-04-21QMSClient (JnJ)R006001-110CAPA: Wrong psoriasis segmentation — UAT finding⏳ Open

External audit CAPAs (managed outside Jira)​

CAPASourceDeadlineStatus
Quantificare (1 major + 9 minor)Quantificare audit17 Mar 2026✅ All closed
BSI CAP (5 NCRs)BSI Surveillance 202618 Mar 2026✅ Closed (8 Mar)
BSI marketing materialBSI (MDD)Completed✅ Done
BSI NCR 3 — UKRP contractBSI Surveillance 202630 Apr 2026⏳ Pending
ICON CAPA (3 findings)ICON audit10 Apr 2026⏳ Under review
BSI effectiveness checksBSI Surveillance 202631 Dec 2026🗓️ Scheduled

Summary​

CategoryNCs (2025–2026)ClosedOpenCAPAs (2025–2026)ClosedOpen
QMS422422
Legit.Health Plus101101
Legacy (MDD)110110
Total633633

Conclusion: 3 of 6 NCs closed, 3 of 6 CAPAs closed. Open items:

  • (1) R006001-104/105 — BSI NC Pilot program (MDR certification) — pending BSI clinical review
  • (2) R006001-106/107 — JnJ head anonymization — UAT finding, CAPA open
  • (3) R006001-110/111 — JnJ wrong psoriasis segmentation — UAT finding, CAPA open
  • (4) UKRP contract review — was due 30 April
  • (5) ICON CAPA — awaiting client response
  • (6) BSI effectiveness checks — scheduled December 2026

Decision required​

UKRP contract (Apotech): has the PMS/Vigilance scope review been completed? JnJ CAPAs (R006001-107, R006001-111): what is the plan and timeline for resolution?


Follow-up from previous management reviews — §5.6.2 e)​

The 2025 management review was held on 13 January 2025 with Andy Aguilar, Taig Mac Carthy, Alfonso Medela, and Giulia Foglia.

QMS improvements identified in MR 2025​

#ActionStatusNotes
1FDA small business certificate renewal (Aug–Sep annually)✅ DoneRenewed.
2Revise software requirements documentation for FDA compliance✅ DoneDHF restructured and migrated to GitHub (R-023-001_003).
3Perform usability test (IEC 62366-1) for HCP and ITP in Europe⏳ In progressLinked to MDR CE marking clinical review.
4Perform usability test (IEC 62366-1 + FDA guidance) for HCP and ITP in USA⏳ In progressPart of FDA pre-submission preparation.
5Revise SP-012-001 Cybersecurity for FDA guidance✅ DoneCompleted as part of Quality Objective 2025 #3.
6Create cybersecurity records for FDA submission✅ DoneDmed software project completed Q4 2025.
7Revise DHF test plans/records for IEC 62304 compliance✅ DonePart of QMS restructuring (R-023-001_005).
8Create procedures for Japan, Saudi Arabia regulatory requirements⏸️ On holdMarkets deprioritized; focus on MDR + FDA.
9Revise quality policy (applicable standards section)📅 Planned Sep 2026Quality policy review planned September 2026.

Regulatory changes identified in MR 2025​

#ActionStatusNotes
1[USA] Create PCCP record for FDA submission✅ DoneGP-024 reassigned to PCCP (R-023-001_005).
2[USA] Update GUDID requirements in GP-026⏳ In progressPart of FDA preparation.
3[USA] UDI number assignation/management⏳ In progressPart of FDA preparation.
4[EU] Revise GP-015 Clinical evaluation for MDCG 2024-15✅ DoneUpdated as part of MDR transition.
5[EU] Document Regulation 2024/1860 in GP-008✅ DoneIncorporated during BSI NCR 1 corrective action.
6[EU] Fill in EUDAMED modules when available⏳ OngoingModules being filled as they become available.
7[EU] Analyze AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) requirements⏳ In progressImpact assessment needed.

Resource needs identified in MR 2025​

#ActionStatusNotes
1Hire Quality & Regulatory Manager✅ DoneSaray Ugidos appointed (R-023-001_006).
2Hire Product Marketing, Project Manager, Account Manager, BD Director⏳ PartiallySome positions filled.
3Hire Customer Success Specialist⏳ Pending
4Identify authorized representatives in Japan, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland⏸️ On holdMarkets deprioritized.

Follow-up from 2024 MR actions (verified during 2025 MR)​

#ActionStatus
1Supplier evaluation update✅ Done
2Quality calendar update✅ Done
3Small business renewal (FDA)✅ Done
4Separate clinical investigation procedure❌ Deferred (low priority)
5FDA QSR gap analysis❌ Deferred (new QSR effective Feb 2, 2026)
6Regulatory strategy & roadmap✅ Done
7PCCP creation✅ Done
8AEMPS annual renewal✅ Done

Changes that could affect the QMS — §5.6.2 f)​

The following change control records have been documented:

RecordChange nameImplementation dateStatus
R-023-001_001Change in Person Responsible for Regulatory Compliance (PRRC)2025-01-07✅ Implemented
R-023-001_002Change in documenting NC and CAPA (split templates)2023-03-04✅ Implemented
R-023-001_003DHF migration from Confluence to GitHub2024-08-09✅ Implemented
R-023-001_004Registration of medical device in Brazil (ANVISA)2024-12-15✅ Implemented
R-023-001_005QMS restructuring for MDR transition and TF v1.1.0.02026-02-23✅ Implemented
R-023-001_006New PRRC and QA/RA Manager (Saray Ugidos)2025-03-01✅ Implemented
R-023-001_007Change of AEMPS Technical Responsible and PRRC (Alfonso → Taig)June 2026 (est.)⏳ Pending AEMPS approval
R-023-001_008Reduction of ISO 13485 certificate scope (removal of facial palsy)2025-12-01✅ Implemented (retroactive record, BSI NCR 2 corrective action)

Key changes for discussion​

R-023-001_005 — QMS restructuring for MDR transition (implemented 23 Feb 2026):

  • 3 new procedures created: GP-028 (AI Development), GP-029 (Software Delivery), GP-030 (Cyber Security Management)
  • 2 procedures reassigned: GP-024 (now PCCP), GP-025 (now Usability/Human Factors)
  • 3 procedures substantially rewritten: GP-012, GP-013, GP-023
  • 2 procedures simplified: GP-002, GP-005
  • Document responsibility matrix reorganised from 9 to 14 groups

R-023-001_007 — Change of AEMPS Technical Responsible and PRRC (Alfonso → Taig):

  • Estimated implementation: June 2026. Plan: submit notification to AEMPS, update manufacturer license, update org chart and quality manual.

Decision required​

R-023-001_007: Confirm June 2026 as target date for AEMPS change completion.


New or revised regulatory requirements — §5.6.2 g)​

Regulation / GuidanceUpdateDateImpact on QMS
FDA QSR (21 CFR 820)Harmonized with ISO 13485, effective 2 Feb 2026Feb 2026Verify alignment — action needed
EU 2024/1860MDR transitional provisions2024Already incorporated (BSI NCR 1 closure)
MDCG 2024-16Guidance on prevention/management of critical shortages2024Already incorporated (BSI NCR 1 closure)
UK PMS/VigilanceUpdated UK-MDR post-market regulations2025Already incorporated (BSI NCR 3 closure)
EU AI ActImplementing acts published2025Impact assessment needed

Training and competence — §6.2 — Validation of Training Plan 2026​

Action required

The purpose of this agenda item is to validate and close the Training Plan 2026 (R-005-003-2026).

Training completed (2025–2026)​

DateTrainingTrainerTraineesStatus
Oct–Nov 2025IEC 62304 — Medical device software lifecycle processesSaray UgidosGerardo Fernández, Alejandro Carmena✅ Done
Oct–Nov 2025IEC 82304 — Health software product safetySaray UgidosGerardo Fernández, Alejandro Carmena✅ Done
Oct–Nov 2025GP-012, GP-028, GP-029, GP-013 (QMS procedures)Saray UgidosAlejandro Carmena✅ Done
Oct–Nov 2025GP-013 Risk managementSaray UgidosJordi Barrachina, Gerardo Fernández✅ Done
Oct–Nov 2025GP-002, GP-019Saray UgidosGerardo Fernández✅ Done
23 Apr 2026Claude CodeTaig Mac Carthy20 people✅ Done
note

The IEC 62304, IEC 82304 and QMS procedure trainings were conducted in October–November 2025 and have been retroactively included in the Training Plan 2025 (R-005-003-2025).

Training Plan 2026 — Upcoming sessions​

Planned dateTrainingProvider / TrainerAudienceStatus
18 May 2026GDPR and AI literacy, awareness and ethicsAudensAll staff (23)🗓️ Scheduled
19 May 2026GDPR Compliance and Ethical AI in Product DevelopmentAudens13 people🗓️ Scheduled
21 May 2026GDPR and AI Ethics: Responsible Data Use in Business GrowthAudens12 people🗓️ Scheduled
22 May 2026GDPR and AI Literacy for Operations and ComplianceAudens4 people🗓️ Scheduled
15 Jun 2026ENS: Configuración segura de sistemas AWS y GoogleTaig Mac Carthy / Gerardo Fernández7 people (ENS)🗓️ Scheduled
17 Jul 2026Cybersecurity Awareness TrainingJD-003 & JD-020All staff (23)🗓️ Scheduled
15 Sep 2026ENS: Detección y reacción ante incidentes (CCN 817)Taig Mac Carthy / Gerardo Fernández7 people (ENS)🗓️ Scheduled
15 Nov 2026ENS: Gestión segura de informaciónTaig Mac Carthy / Gerardo Fernández7 people (ENS)🗓️ Scheduled

Mandatory training per training matrix (§6.2): GDPR (annual), Cybersecurity (annual), QMS procedures (annual), Good Clinical Practice (every 3 years).

Next immediate action: GDPR/AI sessions the week of 18 May — ensure attendance.

Decision required​

Is the Training Plan 2026 (R-005-003-2026) validated and closed?


Resource needs — §5.6.3 c) + §6​

Suppliers evaluation — §7.4​

  • 21 suppliers currently approved (all evaluated per GP-010)
  • ENS IT supplier security evaluation completed February 2026 (AWS, Atlassian, Google, Slack, Microsoft — all approved)
  • Annual supplier evaluation planned: June 2026

Infrastructure — §6.3​

Infrastructure status reviewed per GP-018. No significant changes reported.

Pending annual reviews​

ReviewPlanned dateNotes
External documents reviewMay 2026Partially completed (EU 2024/1860, MDCG 2024-16, UK PMS added in March)
Suppliers evaluationJune 202621 suppliers; IT security eval. already done
Quality policy reviewSeptember 2026Last updated: Q1 2025

Validation of Non-product software list — §7.6​

Action required

Review and validate the current list of non-product software per GP-019. Confirm that all tools used in QMS and product development processes are included and their validation status is current.

Non-product software list to be reviewed during the meeting.


Validation of suppliers list — §7.4​

Action required

Review and validate the current approved suppliers list per GP-010. Confirm that all active suppliers are evaluated and approved.

Suppliers list (R-010-001) to be reviewed during the meeting.


Regulatory roadmap — H2 2026​

MilestonePlanned datePriority
MDR Clinical review (BSI) — pendingMay–June 2026🔴 High
FDA Pre-Sub (Q-Sub) meetingJune 2026🔴 High
Small business certificate renewal (FDA)Aug–Sep 2026🟡 Medium
FDA 510(k) preparationJul–Oct 2026🔴 High
FDA 510(k) submissionNovember 2026🔴 High
BSI effectiveness checksDecember 2026🟢 Routine

Management priorities — H2 2026​

Feedback requested

This section is reserved for Top Management input. The Quality Manager requests guidance from the General Manager and the management team on the following topics:

Questions to the management team​

  1. Strategic focus areas: Where should the Quality & Regulatory team focus their efforts for the remainder of 2026? How should we prioritize between:

    • MDR clinical review follow-up (BSI)
    • FDA 510(k) preparation and submission
    • Open CAPAs resolution (JnJ findings)
    • QMS continuous improvement
  2. Resource allocation: Are additional resources (personnel, budget, external consultants) needed to meet H2 2026 objectives?

  3. Market strategy: Should we continue to deprioritize Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Switzerland, or should any of these markets be reactivated?

  4. Product roadmap alignment: Are there upcoming product changes or new features that will require QMS/regulatory support?

  5. Risk appetite: What level of risk is acceptable regarding the MDR clinical review timeline? Should we engage external clinical consultants to accelerate?

Management feedback and decisions to be documented in the meeting minutes.


Outputs — Actions and decisions required (§5.6.3)​

Per ISO 13485:2016 §5.6.3, the outputs of the management review shall include decisions and actions related to:

§5.6.3 a) Improvement needed to maintain suitability, adequacy and effectiveness of the QMS​

#ActionOwnerProposed deadline
1Complete UKRP (Apotech) contract review — define PMS/Vigilance scope for UKSaray UgidosImmediate
2Follow up on MDR clinical review with BSISaray Ugidos + Alfonso MedelaMay–June 2026
3Verify QMS alignment with new FDA QSR (21 CFR 820 harmonized)Saray UgidosJune 2026
4Assess EU AI Act impact on QMSSaray UgidosJune 2026
5Complete external documents review (R-TF-001-005)Saray UgidosMay 2026

§5.6.3 b) Improvement of product related to customer requirements​

#ActionOwnerProposed deadline
6Deploy CSAT and CUS surveys after MDR CE mark issuanceJD-016Q2–Q3 2026

§5.6.3 c) Changes needed to respond to new or revised regulatory requirements​

#ActionOwnerProposed deadline
7Approve quality objectives 2026Andy AguilarIn this meeting
8Document 2025 quality objectives final evaluationSaray UgidosIn this meeting
9Validate and close Training Plan 2026Andy AguilarIn this meeting
10Validate Non-product software listSaray UgidosIn this meeting
11Validate Suppliers listSaray UgidosIn this meeting
12Plan suppliers evaluationSaray UgidosJune 2026
13Ensure attendance at GDPR/AI training sessions (18–22 May)All18 May 2026
14Follow up AEMPS Technical Responsible change (R-023-001_007)Saray UgidosJune 2026

Decisions required in this meeting​

Pending decisions (§5.6.3)
  1. Quality objectives 2025 — evaluation: Are all 5 objectives marked with their final status?
  2. Quality objectives 2026 — approval: Are the 5 proposed objectives approved? (Change status from Planned to Approved.)
  3. Training Plan 2026 — validation: Is R-005-003-2026 validated and closed?
  4. Non-product software list — validation: Is the current list validated?
  5. Suppliers list — validation: Is the current approved suppliers list validated?
  6. MDR Clinical review: What is the expected timeline for BSI approval of the clinical part?
  7. UKRP contract: Has the PMS/Vigilance scope review been completed? (Deadline was 30 April)
  8. JnJ CAPAs: What is the plan and timeline for resolving the open client-originated NCs?
  9. Management priorities: Where should the QA/RA team focus for H2 2026?
  10. Quality policy: Is an update needed, or can it wait until the September review?
  11. Resource needs: Are additional personnel, tools, or budget required for H2 2026?

Signature meaning

The signatures for the approval process of this document can be found in the verified commits at the repository for the QMS. As a reference, the team members who are expected to participate in this document and their roles in the approval process, as defined in Annex I Responsibility Matrix of the GP-001, are:

  • Author: Team members involved
  • Reviewer: JD-003 Design & Development Manager, JD-004 Quality Manager & Person Responsible for Regulatory Compliance (PRRC)
  • Approver: JD-001 General Manager
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  • 📋 Agenda (per ISO 13485:2016 §5.6.2)
  • Executive summary
    • ✅ What went well (January–April 2026)
    • ⚠️ Items requiring attention
  • Results of audits — §5.6.2 a)
    • BSI ISO 13485 Surveillance Audit (27 Feb – 3 Mar 2026) ✅
    • ICON Audit (16–20 Feb 2026) ✅
    • Quantificare Client Audit (6 Nov 2025) ✅
    • Fortrea Client Audit (Jun 2025) ✅
    • ENS External Audit — Applus (9–13 Mar 2026) ✅
    • BSI MDR CE Marking Review — Technical Documentation ✅ / ⏳
    • Internal audits
  • Customer feedback and complaints — §5.6.2 b)
    • Client-originated non-conformities
  • Process performance and product conformity — §5.6.2 c)
    • Quality indicators
  • Quality objectives 2025 — review (§5.4)
    • Detailed analysis per objective
      • Objective 1 — Certify the medical device under MDR (Extended)
      • Objective 2 — Obtain regulatory clearance in new markets (Extended)
      • Objective 3 — Enhance cybersecurity ✅ Completed
      • Objective 4 — Strengthen technical documentation management ✅ Completed
      • Objective 5 — Product meets customer expectations (Extended)
  • Quality objectives 2026 — approval (§5.4.1)
    • Details per objective (from R-002-002-2026 records)
    • Decision required
  • Non-conformities and CAPAs — §5.6.2 d)
    • Overview
    • 2025 — Non-conformities
    • 2025 — CAPAs
    • 2026 — Non-conformities
    • 2026 — CAPAs
    • External audit CAPAs (managed outside Jira)
    • Summary
    • Decision required
  • Follow-up from previous management reviews — §5.6.2 e)
    • QMS improvements identified in MR 2025
    • Regulatory changes identified in MR 2025
    • Resource needs identified in MR 2025
    • Follow-up from 2024 MR actions (verified during 2025 MR)
  • Changes that could affect the QMS — §5.6.2 f)
    • Key changes for discussion
    • Decision required
  • New or revised regulatory requirements — §5.6.2 g)
  • Training and competence — §6.2 — Validation of Training Plan 2026
    • Training completed (2025–2026)
    • Training Plan 2026 — Upcoming sessions
    • Decision required
  • Resource needs — §5.6.3 c) + §6
    • Suppliers evaluation — §7.4
    • Infrastructure — §6.3
    • Pending annual reviews
  • Validation of Non-product software list — §7.6
  • Validation of suppliers list — §7.4
  • Regulatory roadmap — H2 2026
  • Management priorities — H2 2026
    • Questions to the management team
  • Outputs — Actions and decisions required (§5.6.3)
    • §5.6.3 a) Improvement needed to maintain suitability, adequacy and effectiveness of the QMS
    • §5.6.3 b) Improvement of product related to customer requirements
    • §5.6.3 c) Changes needed to respond to new or revised regulatory requirements
  • Decisions required in this meeting
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