Health Canada requires medical device manufacturers to conduct ongoing post-market surveillance. Mandatory summary reports, issue-related analyses, incident reporting, and foreign risk notifications are necessary requirements. Notably, these obligations apply...
In Canada, Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP) is a mandatory requirement for Class II, III, and IV medical devices. Only with MDSAP certificate can you apply for Medical Device Licence (MDL) for Class II, III, and IV medical devices. Health Canada accepts a...
Navigating Canada’s medical device approval pathway can feel overwhelming. The process of obtaining medical device approval in Canada is complex and requires strict adherence to Health Canada’s regulatory framework. For organizations seeking market entry,...
To continue operating under an active MDEL, holders must apply for an annual license review (ALR). This renewal is mandated under Section 46.1 of the Canadian Medical Devices Regulations. In this blog, we have discussed the MDEL annual license review process....
Canada has classified medical devices into four classes based on risk level associated with the device. Although Class I medical devices are lowest risk devices, companies are still required to abide by certain regulatory obligations. To operate legally in Canada,...