Newsletter | June 24, 2025

06.24.25 -- Expanding A Bow Tie Risk Analysis Model Using Relational Risk Analysis

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Solenoid Valve Basics: What They Are, What They Do, And How They Work

Article | The Lee Company

Discover the inner workings of solenoid valves, essential devices that control fluid and gas flow in diverse applications—from household appliances to advanced industrial systems.

Designing A Packaging Test Plan To Handle Rigors Of Global Supply Chain

Webinar | Eurofins Medical Device Services

Explore FDA and EU regulatory requirements, ASTM testing standards, and best practices for designing test plans, including preconditioning and current updates in testing protocols.

Overcoming Challenges For Minimally Invasive Cardiovascular Devices

Article | dsm-firmenich

Learn how leveraging a partner with expertise developing and manufacturing a medical-grade fine UHMWPE fiber can accelerate time to market for your minimally invasive medical device.

FEATURED EDITORIAL

Expanding A Bow Tie Risk Analysis Model Using Relational Risk Analysis

By Mark F. Witcher, Ph.D., biopharma operations subject matter expert

Relational risk analysis can be used to enhance and expand a bow tie analysis in the pharma and medical device industries to more effectively analyze risks as relationships between mechanisms and events.

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Prefilled Syringe Plungers: Mitigate Against Risks To Improve Success

West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.

Tubing For Medical Device Applications

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