Integrated Quality Systems
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Integrated Quality Systems (IQS) is a contract consultancy service to the medical device industry. We are international quality system regulation experts who specialize in optimizing controls required in the R&D and manufacturing environments.Mission:To help medical device companies develop quality systems that comply with diverse and increasing worldwide regulatory requirements, while also helping to reduce costs.IQS has an international staff of quality system professionals ready to serve your needs. Why Outsource? The medical device industry is growing at a significant pace due to aging populations, increasing standards of living and innovation. These factors contribute to increasingly complex and ever-changing international quality system regulations. Keeping up with regulatory changes demands specialized expert professionals capable of designing compliant, yet efficient, quality systems. Industry growth however is outpacing that of the quality system profession. Further, the expertise that existing professionals possess exceeds that which firms need full-time to sustain quality systems once they are designed and implemented. The solution: outsource your specialized quality system needs.Why IQS? Unlike other consulting firms, IQS specializes only in medical device quality systems. This focused, concentrated effort makes us the best at what we do. Our niche specialty is an ability to integrate all different international quality system requirements into a single comprehensive, dynamic system.Whether it's your first quality system or you need to reengineer an inefficient existing system, IQS can help. We are experts in understanding the intent of international regulators. For each element of the quality system we know how to cover in one simple procedure all international requirements. We are experts at finding the common intent, even when there are significant differences in how regulatory authorities may specify a given requirement.
