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ISO 14971 risk management for a medical device is implemented by defining the scope, planning hazard analysis, evaluating risks, applying control measures, and monitoring post-production activities to ensure lifecycle compliance.

Hazard analysis and FMEA for medical device compliance are best performed by systematically identifying potential hazards, assessing risk levels, and documenting residual risks to fulfill ISO 14971:2019 documentation requirements.

Yes, you can document benefit-risk analysis for regulatory submissions by evaluating residual risks against medical benefits, ensuring the outputs meet quality management system requirements and ISO 14971 standards.

Yes, you need pandas and numpy installed, as these dependencies support the data processing required to execute risk evaluation, FMEA generation, and post-production monitoring workflows.

Start a risk management plan by defining the intended use of your medical device and establishing risk acceptability criteria to guide hazard identification and subsequent risk control measures.