UKCA marking process for Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) requires manufacturers to follow UK MDR 2002 rules. The SaMD must undergo conformity assessment via a UK Approved Body. Additionally, it must be registered with the MHRA before placing the product on the...
UKCA classification rules for medical devices follow the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002 (UK MDR 2002). It mirrors EU MDR principles but apply specifically to Great Britain. UKCA medical device classification determines the conformity route. Thus, higher the risk...
UKCA technical documentation for medical devices must demonstrate compliance with UK MDR 2002. It should include evidence of safety and performance and be audit‑ready for MHRA or UK Approved Bodies. The documentation is a comprehensive record covering design,...
CE marking will continue to be accepted in Great Britain until 30 June 2028 for medical devices. It will be accepted until 30 June 2030 for IVDs. Then, UKCA marking will become mandatory. Manufacturers should prepare now by appointing a UK Responsible Person....
UKCA post-market surveillance (PMS) is a legal obligation under the UK Medical Devices Regulations, overseen by the MHRA. It requires medical device manufacturers to maintain a structured system for monitoring device safety and performance after market approval. The...