
The Benefits of Achieving ISO 13485 Certification for Your Medical Device Business in the UK
Introduction ISO 13485 certification is a crucial step for any medical device business in the UK. It indicates compliance with international standards for quality management systems (QMS) tailored to the medical device sector, ensuring consistent adherence to customer and regulatory demands. This certification offers...
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When manufacturers talk about registering their medical devices, they get confused about where to start. Being a manufacturer, they have plenty of questions regarding the submission of their devices which remain unanswered....
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This Article is all about Global Regulatory Strategy for Medical Devices – A CliniExperts Guide Introduction Medical Device manufacturers who are planning to enter the global market to market their product portfolio,...
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Summary 21 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 801 ensures proper labelling of medical devices. 21 CFR 803 monitors the safety of medical devices. Manufacturers must comply with labelling requirements. Importers, user facilities,...
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Summary The FDA 510(k) Process is essential for proving device safety and equivalence to existing products in the U.S. market. US FDA 510k Consultants guide the manufacturers through regulatory strategy, predicate identification,...
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Introduction Premarket approval (PMA) is a procedure used by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to assess the efficacy and safety of Class III medical devices. These devices either carry an...
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Introduction Marketing Authorization Holders (MAHs) in the European Union (EU) play a crucial role in ensuring the safety, efficacy, and quality of medicinal products and medical devices. The regulatory environment in the...
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Introduction In the complex landscape of pharmaceuticals and medical devices, Marketing Authorization Holders (MAHs) in the European Union (EU) play a pivotal role in ensuring that products meet stringent standards of safety,...
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Introduction EU Medical devices encompass a wide range of products for diagnosis, prevention, treatment, investigation, anatomical alterations, contraception, and sterilisation. In the European Union, these devices are regulated by the Medical Devices...