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Schlafender Hase
Document Comparison Software For Regulated Industries
Schlafender Hase delivers an easy-to-use software solution to reduce the time you spend proofreading. Our solution catches even the smallest deviation early in the process, drastically improving overall document quality. Serving regulated industries including Pharmaceutical, Medical Devices, Chemical, and Crop Science.
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August 8, 2024
2 minutes read
Best Practices for Medical Device Label Management Compliance
Managing medical device labels presents a myriad of challenges for manufacturers, including ensuring compliance with ever-evolving regulatory standards, maintaining accuracy and consistency in label content, and optimizing label design for clarity and usability.
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August 8, 2024
3 minutes read
2024 Medical Device Compliance Strategies Research Report
As devices become more critical to patient outcomes, regulators’ quality and safety expectations and associated controls are increasing. But how well prepared are suppliers? We recently commissioned independent research to find out.
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March 6, 2023
4 minutes read
E-Labelling: Practical Next Steps for Medical Device Manufacturers
Practical next steps for medical device manufacturers & distributors as regulators demand the digital delivery of customer-facing product information in place of paper inserts.
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March 9, 2022
2 minutes read
The Story Behind the Name | Schlafender Hase
Ask Frank Hessler, founding CEO of Schlafender Hase, how the company name “Sleeping Rabbit” came about and a wry smile crosses his face. "We're sometimes asked this by customers, and to be honest, it's a simple story. It dates back to the early 2000s when we used a code name to talk about the company. I know it's usual to have a generic code name like "New Company", but we were different. The inspiration was a fluffy toy hanging on a rear vision mirror of a friend's car. We found this amusing, and somehow this fluffy rabbit just established itself. We used it so often that the name stuck.”
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November 14, 2019
2 minutes read
What You Need to Know About the EU MDR. Are You Ready?
Watch this webinar to learn how the EU MDR will impact the medical device labeling process and how you can best prepare.
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October 1, 2019
5 minutes read
The Rabbit Rebrand
Schlafender Hase’s proofreading software, TVT®, the Text Verification Tool®, has been catching errors on packaging and labels of life sciences products for 15 years now. CEO Frank Hessler and Head of Marketing, Kindrie Eaton take a look at the company’s past with a view toward its future and their rebrand.
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February 7, 2019
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Hidden Risks in Your Packaging & Labeling Artwork
There are many potential issues with labeling artwork design proofs. Most of these issues are visible to the human eye when reading through the document, but a few of them are invisible and require special techniques to find. In this webinar we uncover hidden problems that can lead to additional correction cycles or even misprints.
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August 22, 2024
Schlafender Hase Team
FHIR: Transforming Product Labeling
The shift from paper-based to digital processes has opened enormous opportunities in the healthcare sector in terms of data sharing and content management. But data can only be shared efficiently and add value if systems can "talk" to each other. The term we use for how compatibly systems work together is "interoperability." Traditionally, the healthcare sector has suffered from a high lack of interoperability.
- August 22, 2024
- By: Mike Baird
6 minutes read
FHIR: Transforming Product Labeling
The shift from paper-based to digital processes has opened enormous opportunities in the healthcare sector in terms of data sharing and content management. But data can only be shared efficiently and add value if systems can "talk" to each other. The term we use for how compatibly systems work together is "interoperability." Traditionally, the healthcare sector has suffered from a high lack of interoperability.
