QT ANALYSIS: Major Impacts to TFDA's Medical Device Regulations and Fees
- 2021-04-20 03:47:45
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MoreAfter seeking for public and specialist opinions for a while. Finally, Thai FDA has announced the official-related announcements regarding a transition from policy-based classification to risk-based classification of medical devices.
MoreOn February 25th, Qualtech organized a webinar and guided participants through the China medical device regulations. Our expert covered such topics as registration preparation, registration reviewing process, post-market process.
MoreThis newest announcement is regarding the Device Defect or Adverse Event (AE) Report and Field Safety Corrective Action (FSCAs) Report. It targets to increase level of post-marketing surveillance by including the reporting of device defect or adverse event which occurred in foreign countries.
MoreHSA has introduced the regulatory requirements for non-contact/contactless thermometers. These devices are intended to be used for fever screening and prove significant, especially during this pandemic. HSA has shared different guidance pertaining to classifying, manufacturing, importing or supplying this device in Singapore, along with safe usage.
MoreTFDA has announced a new draft about Good Distribution Practice (GDP). This practice requires distributors who import and/or sell medical devices or who hold medical device registration licenses (license holders) to set up a good distribution system. This is to ensure their quality and integrity are constantly maintained. In this article we have listed important points for distributors to comply with the GDP guideline, throughout the process of importation, transportation, storage, sale and post-market services competent authority and obtaining a distribution license.
MoreTo further develop a more practical and effective safety surveillance system, TFDA has set up regulations of serious adverse event reporting especially for medical devices. This article leads you into the main differences of the current and upcoming regulations.
MoreThe previous regulation: “Products under classification I.0007 Hyaluronic Acid Implants required to conduct PSUR” is ceased since July 23rd, 2020. TFDA has re-evaluated the product safety and decided that each medical device under this classification may be reviewed individually for the necessity for conducting Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR).
MoreTFDA is now collecting comments and suggestions for the drafting of “Regulations Governing Delegation or Commission of Medical Devices Test” (collecting deadline: 2020/09/07). This article presents a closer look of this upcoming regulation.
MoreTFDA is now collecting comments and suggestions for the draft of “Regulations of the Medical Device Quality Management System. This article provides a comparison between the current and the upcoming regulation.
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