Canada adopts risk-based approach to medical device legislation to increase safety and effectiveness. This is in keeping with new EU medical device regulation.
Canada adopts risk-based approach to medical device legislation to increase safety and effectiveness. This is in keeping with new EU medical device regulation.
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Since the introduction of EU Medical Device Regulation 2017/745, manufacturers have been rushing to prepare for it taking full effect on 25th May 2020. The best advice is to start getting ready for the transition now to ensure a smooth process with no negative effects. The first step in getting ready for MDR 2017/745 is understanding what it is and what requirements it has for manufacturers of medical devices. With that in mind, we put some information together to help clear the process up!