Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) is a software intended to be used for medical purposes without being part of a physical medical device. It can perform functions, such as diagnosing, preventing, monitoring, or treating diseases, by analyzing data and providing...
Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) refers to a software that is intended to be used for medical purposes. SaMDs are not part of a physical medical device. The software itself is regulated as a medical device, even though it runs independently on computers,...
MDSAP CAPA requirements are a structured, risk-based framework formulated to identify, investigate, and resolve nonconformities while preventing recurrence. Manufacturers must demonstrate robust root cause analysis, effective corrective measures, proactive preventive...
EU MDR General Safety and Performance Requirements (GSPR) have recently been updated. The latest changes in EU MDR GSPR have introduced stricter expectations around cybersecurity, clinical evidence, environmental impact, and AI/ML devices. While core compliance areas,...
The Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP) is a global framework that satisfies the regulatory requirements of multiple countries. MDSAP reduces duplication and ensures consistent quality product oversight. It is now recognized by several major regulators...
Medical device single audit program (MDSAP) is a comprehensive audit framework designed to meet regulatory requirements of multiple participating countries. MDSAP post‑market surveillance requires manufacturers to maintain a harmonized, risk‑based system for...