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Medical device software lifecycle management skill implementing IEC 62304 requirements

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IEC 62304 Lifecycle Manager Skill

Purpose

The IEC 62304 Lifecycle Manager Skill supports medical device software lifecycle management per IEC 62304, ensuring proper classification, documentation, and maintenance of software as a medical device (SaMD) and software in medical devices (SiMD).

Capabilities

  • Software safety classification (Class A, B, C)
  • Software development plan template generation
  • SOUP (Software of Unknown Provenance) management
  • Software architecture documentation templates
  • Anomaly and problem tracking
  • Configuration management guidance
  • Maintenance planning
  • Software requirements specification templates
  • Unit/integration test planning
  • Release documentation
  • Change control workflows

Usage Guidelines

When to Use

  • Planning medical device software projects
  • Classifying software safety levels
  • Managing SOUP components
  • Preparing for regulatory submissions

Prerequisites

  • Device intended use defined
  • Software scope identified
  • Hazard analysis completed
  • Development team resources available

Best Practices

  • Classify software based on hazard analysis
  • Document all SOUP with risk assessments
  • Maintain comprehensive change control
  • Plan maintenance activities from project start

Process Integration

This skill integrates with the following processes:

  • Software Development Lifecycle (IEC 62304)
  • Software Verification and Validation
  • AI/ML Medical Device Development
  • Medical Device Risk Management (ISO 14971)

Dependencies

  • IEC 62304 standard
  • AAMI TIR45 guidance
  • Configuration management tools
  • Issue tracking systems
  • Development environments

Configuration

iec62304-lifecycle-manager:
  safety-classes:
    - Class-A
    - Class-B
    - Class-C
  lifecycle-phases:
    - planning
    - requirements
    - architecture
    - detailed-design
    - implementation
    - verification
    - release
    - maintenance
  document-types:
    - development-plan
    - requirements-spec
    - architecture-doc
    - test-plans
    - release-notes

Output Artifacts

  • Software development plans
  • Safety classification rationale
  • SOUP management documentation
  • Architecture documents
  • Requirements specifications
  • Anomaly management reports
  • Configuration management plans
  • Maintenance plans

Quality Criteria

  • Safety classification justified by hazard analysis
  • Documentation appropriate for safety class
  • SOUP properly evaluated and controlled
  • Configuration management comprehensive
  • Anomaly management effective
  • Maintenance activities planned