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Medical device compliance requires manufacturers to attach to all applicable laws, regulations, and standards for their target markets. Regulatory bodies such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), European Commission, and International Organization for Standardization (ISO) implement several regulations and standards to ensure that medical device manufacturers develop safe and effective products that perform as intended. To establish compliance, SEISA meets the requirements set forth by these essential agencies, such as implementing a quality management system, establishing proper design controls, achieving post-market surveillance, and composing clinical evidence.
To ensure patient safety, we verify and maintain quality systems to meet regulatory compliance requirements fixed by the FDA, EU MDR, ISO, and other established regulatory bodies. Attaching regulations like the FDA’s 21 CFR part 820 and ISO 13485 are key to our commercialization success.
At SEISA, we follow proper medical device regulatory and compliance solutions that can help design and manufacture disposable devices and a vast range of specialty components. Through acquisitions and investments, SEISA has vertically integrated each step in the manufacturing process, from prototype to production technologies.
Investing in the proper regulatory management and compliance solution system is important across medical industries but is indispensable for life science and medical device companies.
We follow a technological compliance solution for our medical device manufacturing operations.
Proper compliance can complete all the contrast when bringing our medical devices to market quickly and efficiently. And perhaps more importantly, it also helps SEISA prioritize patient safety.
Innovit’s Global Data Syndication Hub delivers us the broadest range of product data exchange around the world in terms of
This is our single gateway for regulatory and commercial data compliance, critical for selling medical products globally across many countries and target markets.
We are overgrowing in response to recent communications and data processing technology innovations. To overcome all the challenges, we are relying on search engines or industry advisors to gather regulatory intelligence is as old-fashioned now as depending on print publications seemed ten years ago. Now is the time to adopt new solutions to age-old problems like expanding to foreign markets.
Good regulatory and compliance management secures us to take on new challenges without evolving any bottleneck production flow.
With early warning notifications for regulatory changes.
To materials and substances and never miss an important update again.
In assessing updates, assigning follow-up tasks, and centralizing regulatory change management.
A. The regulations will depend on where you can plan to market and sell your medical device according to the law for every country. For example, if you plan to market and sell your product in the United States of America, then the FDA is the primary governing body regulatory. If you plan to market and sell your product in European countries, you must comply with the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) or In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Device Regulation (IVDR).
A.The most common compliance points cited by the FDA are:
A. Before a medical device can be lawfully sold in the United States, the individual or company that wishes to sell it must first obtain FDA approval and show that the product is reasonably safe and effective for a specific use to gain clearance.
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