Structured education built for real understanding
The training is designed around how people actually learn, with clear pathways, spaced delivery, and practical context. We design the curriculum first, then invite speakers to contribute. It is not rushed, fragmented, or shaped by speaker preference but rather based on what is actually needed, intentional, and learner centered.
Evidence based and cross-disciplinary by design
Created by regulators, clinicians, legal experts, and researchers with first-hand experience. This non-profit initiative is governed by transparency, ethics, and regular audits. As a registered non-profit, we are under close surveillance to ensure that funding supports education and research, not commercial gain.
Driving long-term change through research
Every course you take funds independent research into how regulation works in practice and how it can improve. Training supports you now. Research shapes a regulatory system that is clearer, fairer, more effective, and more reasonable.
Regulation is complex and current training is fragmented. Our structured education builds clarity and confidence today, so you can get your devices efficiently through its approval process, while funding research to move the system from policy-led to evidence-led.
Why us?
Instead of patching together content based on speaker availability, the training begins by asking what learners actually need to know to do their jobs well. The curriculum is written first, and then the most relevant experts are invited to deliver each section. This ensures clarity, structure, and consistency.
Courses run for ten to thirteen weeks and combine e-learning, short assessments, and live weekly webinars. This format supports reflection and gradual learning rather than rushed or overwhelming sessions, giving participants the time to absorb and apply what they learn.
Topics are selected based on what professionals need in practice, not what speakers prefer to talk about. Speakers are chosen based on their ability to teach what matters, not just their reputation. As discussed in the workshop, the goal is to avoid mismatched priorities and make every session genuinely useful.
All content is reviewed by experts from regulation, law, academia, and clinical practice. This brings both depth and balance. Participants can trust that the information is accurate and aligned with current practice, not simply based on personal interpretation.
Because the training is connected to active research, the content stays up to date with changes in legislation and interpretation. It avoids the common problem of outdated slide decks and ensures that participants are learning what is relevant today.
Every course directly contributes to independent research focused on improving regulation in practice. This includes understanding how policies are applied, how evidence is used, and how regulation can become more transparent and equitable over time.
Our courses
Structured learning for real impact
The regulatory system, while essential for safety and efficacy, is difficult to interpret. Guidance documents and policies are often vague, legalistic, and written without the practical context that medical device manufactures need. This makes it hard for those responsible – whether regulatory professionals, clinical teams, academics, or founders – to turn regulations into clear, actionable steps that move their device forward.
To navigate this landscape successfully, people need high-quality training. Not theoretical overviews or training shaped by internal agendas, but structured education that breaks down regulations step by step, clarifies expectations, and builds real confidence.
Research
Edvance MedTech funds independent research focused on improving regulation in practice. This includes understanding how policies are applied, how evidence is used, and how regulation can become more transparent and equitable over time.
Our Team
Experts in regulation, law, medicine, and education
We are a non-profit initiative built by professionals who have worked inside regulation, law, and medicine.
Our independence and diversity ensure that education and research serve learners, not commercial agendas.