Health Canada medical device labelling guidelines are designed to ensure the device’s use is clearly understood by users. These guidelines help patients and practitioners use the device as intended. Hence, the medical device labelling guidelines have a role in device...
Health Canada issues two types of licenses, medical device establishment licence (MDEL) and medical device licence (MDL). Medical devices are categorised into Class I, II, III, and IV, based on risk level. It is important to determine the class to which your medical...
To secure CE mark, the manufacturer is expected to ensure all EU-wide requirements for the medical device have been complied. If the device complies with strict safety, health, and environmental protection benchmarks, it may be granted the CE mark certification....
An increasing number of software-enabled medical devices are being used in the healthcare industry. Manufacturers face unique challenges with the rise in use of software-enabled medical devices. Rapid design iterations, cybersecurity threats, integration of software...
Medical device packaging aims to ensure sterility, safety, and effectiveness of the device from manufacture to the point of use. A tiered system of packaging is used for medical devices. The packaging level is defined by the proximity to the device. Primary...