Usability training

Master and apply IEC 62366-1 in your medical device projects

I offer in-house training to help teams understand, structure and implement a usability process that complies with the requirements applicable to medical devices.

The programmes combine methodological input, lessons learned, exercises and role-play scenarios adapted to your products. The goal isn't just to understand the standards, but to know how to apply them concretely to your projects.

IEC 62366-1 · IEC/TR 62366-2 · IEC 60601-1-6 · ISO 14971 · MDR · IVDR

Training directly connected to your projects

On-site or remote

Up to 10 participants

Exercises adapted to your devices

In-house training

CHOOSE YOUR FORMAT

Three formats depending on your objectives and level of maturity

Discover the fundamentals, implement the entire process, or dive deeper into preparing a summative evaluation: each programme addresses a different need.

Training - 1 day

Usability for CE marking of medical devices

One day to understand the essential requirements of IEC 62366-1, structure the process and identify the main deliverables expected under the MDR and IVDR.

1 day · 7 hours · €1,200 excl. VAT

For teams discovering the process or wanting to align their practices.

See the 1-day programme

Training - 2 days

Advanced usability programme for CE marking

Two days to explore the entire process in depth, work on the main deliverables, and practise use-related risk analysis as well as preparing formative and summative evaluations.

2 days · 14 hours · €2,200 excl. VAT

For teams that need to implement or strengthen their usability process.

See the advanced programme

Hands-on workshop

Prepare and conduct a defensible summative evaluation

A focused workshop to scope a summative evaluation, build a protocol consistent with use-related risks, and anticipate the points that most often weaken studies.

Duration and price on request

For teams preparing a summative evaluation who already have an IEC 62366-1 foundation.

Discover the summative workshop

COMPARE

Which programme should you choose?

Your need1 day2 daysSummative workshop
Understand the IEC 62366-1 processPrerequisite
Identify the main deliverablesSummative-focused
Practise use-related risk analysisIntroductionIn depthAs needed
Work on formative evaluationsIntroductionIn depth-
Build a summative strategyIntroductionIn depthCore of the workshop
Work on your own deviceAdapted examplesFull exercisesFocused work
Benefit from exercises and role-play scenarios✓✓✓✓

PROGRAMME DETAILS

The details of each programme

APPROACH

Training designed to be applied

The training sessions are delivered directly by Amandine Broussier, a usability specialist for over 10 years. They draw on experience gained with more than 50 manufacturers and on numerous user tests conducted or analysed throughout her career.

Practical

Real situations, concrete examples and answers directly connected to manufacturers' constraints.

Adapted to your products

Exercises and examples are tailored to your devices, your users and the maturity level of your process.

Participative

Questions, exercises, case studies and role-play scenarios to encourage teams to take ownership.

Actionable

Methods, habits and tools that participants can reuse as soon as they return to their projects.

The goal isn't just to understand the standard, but to know how to apply it concretely to one's own projects.

SATISFACTION

Training valued for being hands-on

4,9/5

Average rating of evaluated sessions

100 %

of respondents recommend the training

Exercises adapted to the products · Concrete examples · Clear definitions · Case studies

Data from satisfaction surveys available to date.

Who is the training for?

The training is designed for people involved in the development, quality, regulatory or evaluation of medical devices:

Regulatory affairs · Quality · R&D · Project managers · Product managers · Engineers · Founders and project leads

Practical details

The training is offered in-house, on the client's site or remotely, for groups of up to 10 participants.

The content can be adapted to the participants' level, the type of device, and the challenges faced by the company.

I work in partnership with a training organisation certified under the Qualiopi quality standard.

Training provider registration number: 32591325659.

This registration does not constitute state approval.

Want to train your teams in IEC 62366-1?

Let's discuss their current level, your devices and the real-world situations you'd like to include in the training.

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