CE marking is a mandatory requirement for medical devices sold in the EU/EEA. It demonstrates compliance with EU MDR safety, performance, and quality requirements. The process involves classification, conformity assessment, technical documentation, and post-market...
In the modern healthcare system, every connected device can be a potential entry point for hackers. Protecting these systems ensures that innovative digital medical devices remain safe, reliable, and trusted. Hence, cybersecurity is vital in the medical device...
EU MDR defines medical device software (MDSW) as a software with medical purpose, whether standalone or embedded in a device. MDSW is regulated as an active medical device. Its classification is primarily determined by Rule 11 of Annex VII. Most diagnostic or...
Person Responsible for Regulatory Compliance (PRRC) is a mandatory requirement under Article 15 of the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR). It requires manufacturers and authorized representatives to appoint a qualified individual with expertise in regulatory affairs...
An implant card (IC) is a patient-specific document that accompanies an implantable medical device. It provides essential information on the person’s implanted medical device. It is required by Article 18 of the EU medical device regulations (MDR). Moreover, it...