Design control is a documented system of procedures that governs medical device design and development from planning through design inputs, design outputs, verification, validation, and transfer to production. In quality system documentation it links documented user needs, risk management activities, and technical specifications throughout development so that the finished device can be shown to meet its intended use and specified requirements.
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Design control terms appear in design and development plans, design input and output documents, traceability matrices, verification and validation reports, and design history files. Translators localizing technical files or regulatory submissions must keep these document types distinct so that evidence for each design phase remains traceable and reviewable across the submission.
A frequent mistake is translating “design verification” and “design validation” as the same word or reversing them. Verification asks whether design outputs meet specified inputs, while validation asks whether the device meets user needs and intended use; conflating them in a design history file can weaken the regulatory evidence chain.
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Inputs, outputs, review, verification and validation are separate concepts within the document set. Keep their Chinese labels stable and preserve the references linking them. Do not turn a design-review statement into evidence that a later test or approval was completed.
Select one design input and follow it through the Chinese index to the named output. Preserve the source stage and record reference so a reviewer can see which development activity the document actually records.
Include the procedure, linked forms and approved development terminology. State whether the quote covers one procedure or reconciliation across the design records.
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Provide approved terms and previous translations with the source files. Agree how variants, ambiguous wording and revisions will be reviewed. Terminology maintenance and any termbase handback are confirmed in the project scope. See the 8-step AI + expert workflow.
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