Do you know what classifying your medical device means? If not, Reg Metrics is here to help! It is important to have a good understanding about what classification actually is as it is a vital stage on the regulatory journey. Though it may seem confusing or daunting, we are here to reassure you that it shouldn’t have to be. So, to put it simply: #Regulations are there to make sure that your medical device is safe to use. The #classification of your device determines how much of a risk your device might be to a patient. If your medical device is class I, this means that the device is a much lower risk, whereas class III means the device is a significantly higher risk and will require more extensive testing to ensure its safety. For more information about classification, visit Reg Metrics online and view our blogs post, where we have explained classifying your device in more detail. #MDR #IVDR
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Do you know what classifying your medical device means? If not, we are here to help! It is important to have a good understanding about what classification actually is as it is a vital stage on the regulatory journey. Though it may seem confusing or daunting, we are here to reassure you that it shouldn’t have to be. So, to put it simply: #Regulations are there to make sure that your medical device is safe to use. The #classification of your device determines how much of a risk your device might be to a patient. If your medical device is class I, this means that the device is a much lower risk, whereas class III means the device is a significantly higher risk and will require more extensive testing to ensure its safety. For more information about classification, visit Reg Metrics online and view our blogs page, where we have explained classifying your device in more detail. #MDR #IVDR
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Classification of your medical devices is one of the first step on your regulatory journey. Reg Metrics can help you with your device #classification. No need to be a regulatory expert to use Reg Metrics. Give it a try and let us know if it was helpful.
Do you know what classifying your medical device means? If not, we are here to help! It is important to have a good understanding about what classification actually is as it is a vital stage on the regulatory journey. Though it may seem confusing or daunting, we are here to reassure you that it shouldn’t have to be. So, to put it simply: #Regulations are there to make sure that your medical device is safe to use. The #classification of your device determines how much of a risk your device might be to a patient. If your medical device is class I, this means that the device is a much lower risk, whereas class III means the device is a significantly higher risk and will require more extensive testing to ensure its safety. For more information about classification, visit Reg Metrics online and view our blogs page, where we have explained classifying your device in more detail. #MDR #IVDR
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Let’s explore how FDA is classifying the medical devices on the basis of their risk levels: Class I, II, and III. Where class I is the least risk devices, class III are the riskiest of them all. Read the complete blog to know more about these classifications. You can find more details on medical device classification in our blog - https://lnkd.in/gJNrWe-x #MedicalDeviceRegulations #FDACompliance #HealthcareIndustry #HealthcareCompliance #MedicalDevice #FDARegulations #elexes #elexesmedicalconsulting #compliance
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A medical device needs to meet two criteria: It has to be effective, and it has to provide more benefits than risks when used as intended by the manufacturer. But how can you actually ensure everyone they’re not getting a cat in the sack? 🐈⬛ In order to prove both its safety and performance of, your product requires a clinical evaluation. Which is where THE FORCE comes in: We advise you on the right path, best sources, and a reasonable level of data to be complied – not just during the initial phase of receiving the CE mark, but all throughout the lifecycle of your medical device. You want more than just scratch at the surface of this topic? Contact us now. 🐾 #THEFORCE #medicaldevices #clinicalevaluation
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It can be challenging for digital health manufacturers or health organisations to interpret why, what and how they should be complying with Medical Device Regulations and/or DCB 0129/DCB 0160 standards. Therefore, please check out some of our highlights from a recent webinar we held. We hope this helps to shine a light into what can be a scary, and unknown territory for some! After all, education is the most powerful tool which we can use to enhance patient safety and change the digital health world for the better!
Did you miss our webinar, how to untangle DCB 0129/0160 and Medical Device Regulation? Here is a handy summary of the key points. #CSO #clinicalsafety #healthtech #dcb0129 #dcb0160 #compliance
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✨ Navigating Change in Intended Use / Indication of Medical Devices: A Guide to CDSCO Notification ✨ Discover the intricacies of notifying CDSCO about alterations in a device's intended use. Our latest blog sheds light on the impact, documents required, and the post-approval change notification process. From covering letters to clinical evidence, we've got you covered. Learn more about the regulatory journey in India and how 8C Healthcare can assist. Your success is our priority. Read the full blog here - https://lnkd.in/gjVb4QWf #MedicalDevices #CDSCO #RegulatoryCompliance #IntendedUseChange #MedicalDeviceRegulations #MarketAccess Connect with us for expert guidance!
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If you missed the last Safehand webinar, check out the latest Safehand post with a summary of the take home messages.
Did you miss our webinar, how to untangle DCB 0129/0160 and Medical Device Regulation? Here is a handy summary of the key points. #CSO #clinicalsafety #healthtech #dcb0129 #dcb0160 #compliance
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An excellent post dispelling misinformation related to this topic.
Did you miss our webinar, how to untangle DCB 0129/0160 and Medical Device Regulation? Here is a handy summary of the key points. #CSO #clinicalsafety #healthtech #dcb0129 #dcb0160 #compliance
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Did you miss our webinar, how to untangle DCB 0129/0160 and Medical Device Regulation? Here is a handy summary of the key points. #CSO #clinicalsafety #healthtech #dcb0129 #dcb0160 #compliance
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