Like any other regulated product, your medical device must be properly labeled. But do you know how to prepare a medical device label and which regulations your label has to comply with? And how about which ISO standards can help you meet these regul...
In addition to meeting rigorous safety requirements, medical device manufacturers must also comply with strict quality standards. That is why a compliant Quality Management System (QMS) is fundamental to any Life Sciences company operating in the tig...
How much do you know about Medical Device Coordination Group Documents? You may be more familiar with their abbreviation: MDCG. Developed on behalf of the European Commission, MDCG Documents are designed to help manufacturers understand how the Medic...
In the medical device industry, there are tons of abbreviations. And as a medical device professional you can easily get lost in this acronym ocean! The most important (and most confusing) abbreviations are DHF, DMR, and DHR. These three abbreviation...
The final date for all MDD-certified devices to be certified under the new MDR is May 25, 2024. Once a medical device is EU MDR compliant (even prior to this date), it can be certified under the MDR. However, it is not mandatory to obtain EU MDR cert...
Medical Device Development Phases According to Regulations Medical device development is an inherently complex process with increasingly rigid requirements that must be met for FDA approval and/or EU MDR compliance.
Tech innovations are driving the rapid evolution of everything humans do, and auditing is no exception. Since 2020, remote or virtual audits have become commonplace, born out of necessity in a time when on-site audits were simply impossible. Due to t...