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The gold standard The world of medical device compliance is a tricky one to navigate. At the top level, you have regulations from the FDA in the US, and the MDR/IVDR in Europe. Broken down, you’re then looking at sector-specific requirements like 21 CFR Part 820 in the US, and ISO 13485 + ISO [...]
Driving positive change For administrators, improvement teams, and medical professionals in general, identifying an improvement goal and all the factors that will positively influence this outcome is crucial for improving systems already in place. These systems can be on a micro level, such as changing a specific medical process or proposing change within one [...]
Connections hold together what belongs together. Connections show sequences, or draw your attention to essential steps in a given process. But even more importantly, they can also save you time. For example: "You meet the person of your dreams. You gather all your courage and want to talk to them. At the last moment, [...]
Make it a masterpiece Your dissertation or thesis is your academic masterpiece. It is your chance to deep dive into a topic of your interest and showcase what you’ve learned. Whether you end your journey here, or move on to the next step of your academic career, your thesis is a testament to the [...]
Getting down to brass tacks The corporate world revolves around business diagrams. These diagrams can be the deciding factor on whether a project goes ahead, or if your audience has understood the key message in your presentation. So mastering the art of diagramming and visualizing information during your studies can set you leagues ahead [...]
Looking beyond the code As a computer science major, you’ll be introduced to a vast number of diagrams, and you’ll quickly learn that designing and defining systems requires strong visual representation. Your diagrams need to present complex information in a digestible way to an audience with varying levels of technological and programming knowledge. This [...]
When we think of creating technical diagrams with draw.io, the first ones that spring to mind are UML, BPMN, and ERD. But what about electrical diagrams to represent systems and circuits? In this blogpost, we will demonstrate an array of tips, tricks, and shortcuts, to help you swiftly build electrical diagrams in draw.io. Try [...]
This blog post shows how to use draw.io if you are only using Jira. If you are using both Jira AND Confluence, and do much of your project strategy mapping and setup in Confluence, then we recommend you try our draw.io app for Confluence. This will enable you to benefit from additional features Jira [...]
A quick recap In the last blog article, our fictional Sketch Team experimented with Smart Templates to generate custom diagrams that visualize key processes within their AI-driven emote project. They brought these diagrams to life by adding color to shapes and lines, as well as changing the font and border styles. This added a touch of [...]
This blog post shows how to use draw.io if you are only using Jira Cloud. If you are using both Jira AND Confluence Cloud, and do much of your project strategy mapping and setup in Confluence, then we recommend you try our draw.io app for Confluence. This will enable you to benefit from additional [...]
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