What’s new for manufacturers?
Reclassification of some devices types Certification of additional product classes and rigorous clinical evidence |
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Increased clinical evidence requirements Expert panel, Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR), need for premarket investigations for high risk devices |
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Unique Device Identification (UDI) Traceability of supply chain |
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Economic operators Increased manufacturer responsibility for compliance within supply chain |
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Increased transparency European Database on Medical Devices (EUDAMED) and publicly available info (SSCP, PIL, etc.) |
Are your partners MDR-ready?
Providing uninterrupted patient care could be challenging
- Manufacturers will have a transition period to comply with the new regulations
- Production of certain medical devices may be discontinued
- Certification delays may lead to temporary unavailability of products for healthcare institutions
Gore is MDR-ready so you can continue improving life
Gore is ready for …
MDR conformity
- We have been working to ensure conformity with the MDR since 2017
- Our products hold valid CE certification – under the existing EU Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC (MDD) – and may supply the EU market until their certification by May 2024 (Article 120)
Seamless supply continuity
- We are continually aligning with our Notified Body
- Our top priority is ensuring device supply to patients in the EU and no disruption is anticipated
Your questions
- Please send any question on MDR or Gore’s MDR strategy to our EMEA Regulatory Affairs contact, Sophie Tabutin, at stabutin@wlgore.com
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GORE – A STRATEGIC PARTNER YOU CAN COUNT ON |