Thailand: Thai FDA Issues Guidelines and conditions for submission of medical device product diagnosis - May, 2018
- 2020-08-06 09:09:52
In order to support the development of medical devices urgently needed for clinical purposes (hereinafter referred to as "emergency devices"), such as “for life-threatening cases, or diseases that may endanger public health, CMDE has released a draft of the basic principles of medical devices urgently needed in clinical purposes that may be conditionally approved to accelerate medical device listing.
MoreThe Council decides to suspend the implementation of Clause 11 of the Medical Device Registration and Management in the Hainan tourism area. In order to support this suspension, CNDA has released a temporary Order, entitled “The Supervision Regulation of Emergency Medical Devices in Hainan International Tourism Area”. The scope of this Order includes all medical devices that are urgently needed for clinical purposes, operation conditions, and a
MoreThe new medical device rule “MDR 2017, India” has come into effect from January 2018. In line with that, the CDSCO (Central Drug Standard Control Organization) has recently been releasing guidance documents,
MoreMedical Device Authority (MDA), Malaysia has recently introduced a new initiative calling for e-mail notification subscription by all interested stakeholders. This new initiative by MDA aims to provide the latest information to stakeholders and general public who wish to subscribe to this service,
MoreThai FDA announces that they will modify the Medical Device Act and will be adopting the international risk classification method (Class I-IV) in order to comply with the ASEAN Agreement on Medical Device Directive.
MoreTFDA Department of Medical Device and Cosmetics is set to move to a new office starting on April 30, 2018. The new office will be located at the Alley 12, 2nd Section of Yan Jiu Yuan Road, Nangang District, Taipei City.
MoreThe ASEAN Medical Device Directive (AMDD) was signed by the ten (10) Member States in 2015, with the main objective of harmonizing the medical device regulations and common technical documents which may help medical manufacturers easily penetrate the ASEAN Medical Device Market.
MoreThe Medical Device Authority (MDA) has issued a new Circular Letter on March 5th 2018 bearing new requirements for the licensing and medical device registration for Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) in Malaysia. This circular letter identifies who construes as an OEM and the reason why OEMs are not regulated under the Medical Devices Act 2012 (Act 737) till far.
MoreBased on a recently issued circular letter, No. 3 Year 2017 (Rev.1), MDA has reiterated the implementation and enforcement date for the Guideline for Registration of Drug-Medical Device and Medical Device-Drug Combinations Products, which will be strictly enforced in Malaysia starting July 1st, 2019.
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