Code of conduct developing medical grade software
summary
Describes building medical‑grade X‑ray systems for minimally invasive cardiovascular procedures with concrete practices: modular architecture, FMEA and risk controls, Philips imageguided therapy systems used as examples, requirements that are specific measurable and testable, pair programming and gated pull requests, CI/CD with nightly system‑level acceptance and regression tests and MTBF reliability measurements, tool validation and static code scans via tix tick tool from tobi and coarity, and mention of IEC 62 304 software classification.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Medical grade software intro
- 2:14Patient safety core
- 3:41Requirements and quality management systems
- 5:04Risk analysis and failure design
- 6:26Usability and user interface considerations
- 7:31Implementation and code quality
- 8:14CI/CD pipeline
- 9:17Verification validation and tools
- 10:18Agile workflow
- 10:39Key takeaways
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