Medical device evidence & validation consulting

Build evidence that supports the intended use.

Zaliance helps teams connect product claims with evaluation methods, acceptance criteria, and documented conclusions.

Support includes evidence planning and review for cardiovascular devices and medical device software, with particular depth in ECG analytics and wearable recording technologies.

Evidence strategy

Determine what the evaluation needs to demonstrate and how existing evidence contributes. Consider the intended population, use environment, relevant endpoints, and limitations of the available data.

Deliverables may include: evidence-gap assessments, evaluation strategies, and claim-to-evidence mappings.

Protocols & acceptance criteria

Develop or review evaluation protocols with attention to reference methods, data selection, endpoints, acceptance criteria, and statistical interpretation.

Deliverables may include: validation protocols, performance evaluation plans, and technical review comments.

ECG device & configuration performance

Plan evaluations that account for differences in recording technology, electrode placement, input configuration, signal quality, and recording duration.

Assess device-level and configuration-level results alongside overall performance to understand whether the evidence supports the proposed compatibility claims.

Deliverables may include: source-qualification plans, configuration comparisons, and performance assessments.

Clinical evaluation & literature assessment

Review clinical evidence in relation to the device’s intended purpose, safety, performance, and claims. Identify where the evidence is sufficient and where additional work is needed.

Deliverables may include: clinical evaluation plans and reports, literature assessments, and evidence summaries.

Reports & interpretation

Review whether results answer the evaluation questions and whether conclusions reflect the methods, findings, and limitations.

Deliverables may include: validation reports, technical summaries, and recommendations for additional evaluation.

Discuss your evidence needs.