Corinne Delorme is Regulatory Intelligence Director at nexialist. 

Her current position and her previous operational and management positions within French Ministry of Health and a MD notified body forge her regulatory convictions and her understanding of the MD sector. 

She has been particularly involved in the implementation of medical device regulations in Europe, US, Canada, Australia, Brazil, Japan and Taiwan. 

She is an active member of the AFNOR S95B Commission « Quality Management and Related General Aspects of Medical Devices » and of the associated CEN and/or ISO standards working groups. 

She is a member of the Advisory Board of the association Team PRRC. 

Very fond about knowledge transmission, she also develops training sessions and webinars. 

Le Dr Jeannette Fareh a rejoint GMED en septembre 2020 et a été qualifiée en tant qu’Examinateur de produits et clinicien interne. Elle travaille au sein de la branche Certification du GMED pour le département des dispositifs médicaux de diagnostic in vitro. Le Dr Fareh a débuté sa carrière en tant que directrice de recherche chez Angiogene Inc (AccelLab) au Canada après deux post-doctorats dans la prévention et le traitement des maladies cardiovasculaires grâce à de nombreux prix (Merck, Conseil de recherches médicales du Canada, Société de recherche sur les maladies du cœur du Canada, Société canadienne d’hypertension artérielle, Programme Lavoisier). Après 10 ans au Canada, le Dr Fareh a rejoint Bio-Rad Laboratories pour 14 ans en tant que responsable R&D dans l’unité Biomarqueurs dédiée à l’innovation dans le diagnostic des maladies métaboliques, chroniques et infectieuses. Le Dr Fareh a été le principal investigateur de programmes de recherche collaborative nationaux et internationaux dans le domaine du diagnostic clinique ; elle participe à des comités scientifiques et cliniques et enseigne en Master 2 dans le domaine du diagnostic innovant. Le Dr Fareh est titulaire d’un doctorat en physiologie/biologie de l’Université Claude Bernard de Lyon I et d’une Habilitation à Diriger les recherches (HDR) de l’Université de Médecine de Montpellier.

Laurence Matheron has over 15 years’ experience in European medical device and in vitro diagnostic device regulation. Her expertise includes economic operator strategies, EUDAMED planning, transition strategy development, classification decisions, BREXIT impact assessments, technical documentation and quality management system procedures gap assessments, and training.

Dr. Matheron previously worked at the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) leading a European project on medical device market surveillance. She also served as the Head of the Department of Consumer Medical Devices and Cosmetics at the French Agency for Medicines and Health Products Safety (ANSM). Earlier, at the French Health Products Safety Agency (AFSSAPS), she headed a team in charge of vigilance for in vitro diagnostic medical devices. She also worked in health technology assessment as a project leader in the Department of Medical Device Assessment in the French National Authority for Health (HAS).

Expert in IVD regulatory assessment. Extensive experience in regulation. Strong knowledge of IVDR and how to effectively implement it. Ms Meurant was the regulator of IVDs for the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration, led technical documentation assessment and guidance development for WHO PQ, was the global lead for IVDXsat NSF Health Sciences, and has been advising governments and NGOs during the COVID-19 pandemic. She has also extensive experience in regulatory capacity building. She commenced her career as a diagnostic scientist, heading the serology laboratories of several of the largest pathology providers in Australia.