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Last week, medical device manufacturers from across the U.S. came together to discuss the constantly changing world of labeling at Q1 Productions’ 6th Semi-Annual Medical Device Packaging and Labeling Summit. While abiding by FDA labeling requirements presents ongoing challenges for these companies, topics like localization and translation also dominated much of the agenda. This group is always candid and open …
On April 5th Europe finally adopted the MDR and IVDR after a vote at the European Parliament. This was the last step in the European Union’s long process of overhauling medical device and IVD regulation. The new regulations on medical and in-vitro diagnostic medical devices will help to ensure that all medical devices – from heart valves to sticking plasters …
The medical device directives are currently being revised by the EU’s institutions in a process that began in 2008. This revision has the following objectives: To ensure a consistently high level of health and safety protection for EU citizens using these products To maintain the free and fair trade of the products throughout the EU To adapt legislation to the …
There’s no doubt that UDI is a hot topic among medical device manufacturers. They are currently under pressure to comply with the FDA’s UDI requirements. Europe plans to introduce similar rules that companies will need to adhere to in the next three to four years. Other countries like Brazil, Turkey and China are introducing their own rules. It’s clear that …
The conference was a UDI-dedicated networking and learning meeting for device manufacturers and healthcare providers. The focus was on how they can support each other to benefit the patients. I recently attended and presented at the UDIs & Traceability for Medical Devices Forum in Munich. A prominent theme at the event was technology and how compliance to UDI and other …
