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Regulatory Framework for

Medical Device

Regulatory Framework for Regulatory Framework for

Medical DeviceMedical Device

Peter Bischoff-EverdingEuropean Commission

International Seminar „Safety of Health Products“

French Ministry of Labour, Employment and HealthParis, 26 May 2011

EU regulatory framework

Directive 90/385/EEC on active implantable medical devices (AIMDD)

Directive 93/42/EEC on medical devices (MDD)

Directive 98/79/EC on in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVDD)

+ Amending and implementing measures

Safety of patients and users

Internal market

Innovativeness and competitiveness

Adapted to the specificities of the sector

Interface MD-Pharma (drug-device combination products, personalised medicine)

EU regulatory frameworkEU regulatory framework

Basic principles of device regulation

Medical device

Diagnosis, prevention, monitoring, treatment or alleviation of a disease, injury or disability, or

Investigation, replacement or modification of the anatomy or physiological process, or

Control of conception

and

Principal mode of action notpharmacological, immunological or metabolic

Basic principles of device regulation

Classification according to risk (class I, IIa, IIb, III)

Invasive (transient, short-time, long-term)

Implantable

Active / non-active

Specific hazards (e.g. contact with CNS, animal tissues, absorbable material, ionizing radiation, MD with ancillary pharmaceutical substance)

Basic principles of device regulation

Essential Requirements

Safety and performance

Design & construction „state of the art“

Chemical, physical, biological hazards

Infection and microbial contamination

Interaction, interference with other equipment

Dependence on energy source and software

Accuracy, stability, specificity of measurement and diagnostic instruments

Basic principles of device regulation

Risk/benefit analysis

Acceptable risks when weighted against benefits to the patient

Compatible with high level of protection of health and safety

Risk reduction

Elimination or reduction as far as possible (safe design and construction)

Protection measures

Information about residual risks

Basic principles of device regulation

Clinical evaluation

Required for all medical devices Critical analysis of clinical dataDemonstration of conformity with Essential Requirements

Scientific literatureClinical investigations (GCP)

Required for implantable and class III MDSubject to national notification/approval

Basic principles of device regulation

Quality management system (QMS)

Consistent compliance with regulatory requirements

(Voluntary) harmonized standards

Presumption of conformity with Essential RequirementsISO, IEC, CEN, CENELEC

Basic principles of device regulation

Conformity assessment procedure

Self-certification (only low-risk MD)

Third-party certification (for class IIa, IIb, III)

Notified Bodies

Designated and monitored by competent authorities

Assessment of QMS and design dossier (class III) or technical file (class IIa, IIb: sampling)

Prior assessment of changes to QMS or MD design

Periodic surveillance inspections of manufacturer

Certificates with limited validity / renewal

Basic principles of device regulation

Labelling

LabelInstructions for useCE-marking

Registration and Listing

Manufacturers / authorised representativesMD of class I

Basic principles of device regulation

Post-market safety

Obligations of manufacturers

Post-market surveillance plan, incl. post-market clinical follow-upReporting of serious incidents to CAApplication of Field Safety Corrective Actions (FSCA) Communication of FSCA to users by means of Field Safety Notice (FSN)

Basic principles of device regulation

Post-market safety

Responsibilities of competent authorities

Central recording and evaluation of reported incidents and FSCAInformation sharing between competent authorities (NCAR system)

Market surveillance

Measures against non-compliant MDMeasures against dangerous products

Flexibility

Timeliness

Cost-effectiveness

Supportive for innovation

Balance between pre- and post-market control

Manageable for SMEs

StrengthsStrengths

Oversight of Notified Bodies

Designation and monitoring

Uniform standards of conformity assessments

Areas for improvement Areas for improvement

Clinical investigations

Introduction of the concept „sponsor“

Coordination of technical assessment for multi-national CI

Areas for improvementAreas for improvement

Post-market safety

Consistent and timely reactions to safety issues

Coordination of analysis of serious incidents and market surveillance activities

Areas for improvementAreas for improvement

Transparency

Economic operators and medical devices

Summary device information

Traceability of devices

Internet sales

Areas for improvementAreas for improvement

Management

Medical Device Committee (experts designated by Member States)

Mechanism for harmonised interpretation and implementation

Intersectoral solution of borderline cases

Administrative and technical support (incl. IT infrastructure)

Areas for improvementAreas for improvement

Public consultationsGeneral (2008)

IVD Directive (2010)

Impact assessmentOngoing

Commission proposalsCWP 2011 1st semester 2012

Ordinary legislative procedureEuropean Parliament and Council

Revision of the regulatory

framework for medical devices

Revision of the regulatory

framework for medical devices

More information

http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/sectors/

medical-devices/index_en.htm

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