MDEL compliance audits are inspections conducted by Health Canada to verify that companies continue to comply with applicable requirements. These audits primarily apply to Class I medical device manufacturers. Additionally, importers and distributors of Class I-IV...
Health Canada regulates in vitro diagnostic devices (IVDs) under the Medical Devices Regulations. It uses a risk-based classification system (Class I–IV) to determine the applicable regulatory pathways. Class II–IV IVDs require a Medical Device Licence (MDL). On the...
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...
MDEL annual license review (ALR) is a yearly renewal process for companies manufacturing, importing, or distributing medical devices in Canada. Health Canada oversees the ALR process. This review process ensures that MDEL holders remain consistently compliant with the...
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...