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Article 61 Clinical Evaluation in the EU MDR

Article 61 Clinical Evaluation The MDR reinforces the clinical data and evaluation process (article 61 and Annex XIV), and the manufacturer must confirm the device’s conformity to fundamental health and safety requirements using reliable clinical data and evaluation. The clinical evaluation establishes the device’s safety and capacity to fulfil its intended function. It also evaluates adverse side effects and determines whether the benefit-risk ratio is acceptable. Manufacturers must...
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Understanding Uzbekistan’s Medical Device Classification System 

Uzbekistan’s healthcare market is growing, and so is the demand for safe, high-quality medical devices. But before your product can reach hospitals, clinics, or patients, it must be placed in the right regulatory class. This classification determines how your device will be reviewed, the documents required, and how long approval will take.  If you’re a manufacturer or distributor looking to enter Uzbekistan, understanding the classification system is your first step toward compliance â€...
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Global Regulatory Consulting Fee Schedule – Effective Q3 2025

Document Purpose: This Global Regulatory Consulting Fee Schedule provides the standardized hourly rates for OMC Medical’s regulatory affairs consulting services. Rates are categorized by consultant expertise and adjusted for market complexity, local economic conditions, and the requirements of specific national regulatory authorities. OMC Medical Regulatory Consulting Hourly Rates & Fee Schedule 2025 1. Rate Tiers & Consultant Classification OMC Medical classifies consultants into tier...
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Detailed process on Bolivia registration and timelines

Overview & Key Authority  The regulatory process in Bolivia is overseen by the National Authority of Medicines and Health Technologies (Agencia Nacional de Medicamentos y Tecnologías en Salud – AGEMED), which operates under the Ministry of Health and Sports.  The process is structured but can be unpredictable. A typical timeline can range from 12 to 24 months, heavily dependent on the device classification, the quality of the submitted dossier, and AGEMED’s workload.&n...
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Regulatory Overview: Medical Device Registration Process and Timeline in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

This article provides a comprehensive overview of the mandatory medical device registration process with the National Center for Health Technology and Equipment (Centro Nacional de Tecnologías y Equipos en Salud – CNTES), the regulatory authority operating under the Ministry of Popular Power for Health (MPPS) in Venezuela.  The Venezuelan regulatory landscape is complex and characterized by procedural volatility and extended timelines. OMC Medical emphasizes that engagement with a knowle...
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Comprehensive Guide to Medical Device Registration Costs in Paraguay

 The regulatory landscape in Paraguay requires a clear understanding of the investment involved. At OMC Medical, we believe in transparency. The following cost breakdown provides estimates for registering all classes of medical devices with the Dirección Nacional de Vigilancia Sanitaria (DINAVISA).  Disclaimer: The figures below are estimates for planning purposes. Final costs are subject to variation based on device complexity, risk profile, specific DINAVISA requirements. This is no...
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Global Labelling Requirements

Label, Labelling vs Instructions for Use (IFU)? 1. A Label is the written, printed, or graphic information that goes on the packaging of the medical device. 2. Instructions For Use (IFUs) or Package Insert is the essential information accompanying the medical device for its safe and effective use by the user. It can be a single to multiple-page document. 3. Labelling is the content that goes on the Label or IFUs. What are the minimum requirements for labeling? The ISO has published many standard...
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EU MDR Unveiled: What You Need to Know About Medical Device Regulation in Europe

Introduction about Medical Device Regulation in Europe Introducing the Medical Device Regulation in Europe addresses several challenges. It aims to enhance medical device regulation in Europe to ensure a higher level of safety and effectiveness. The need for the MDR arises from various factors, including shortcomings identified in the previous regulatory framework (Medical Device Directives) and the evolving landscape of medical technologies. Rapid technological advancements in the field of medi...
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Medical Device Registration Process CDSCO

If you plan to sell medical devices in India—either as a local manufacturer or a foreign company—you must register your product with the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO). CDSCO is India’s national regulatory authority responsible for ensuring the safety, quality, and performance of medical devices and drugs. In this guide, we explain the CDSCO registration process step by step, including recent updates in 2025, required documents, timelines, and key responsibilities for...
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Clinical Study vs. Clinical Evaluation: What’s the Difference in Medical Device Regulation? 

In the medical device industry, the terms clinical study and clinical evaluation are often used interchangeably—yet they serve very different purposes. Understanding the distinction between the two is crucial for manufacturers aiming to obtain and maintain regulatory approval in key markets like the EU and UK. This article breaks down the difference between clinical study and clinical evaluation, and explains when and why each is required.  What is a Clinical Evaluation? A clinical evalua...
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