More EU Clinical Data Requirements Coming With New Regulations
Executive Summary
In the EU, a two-step strengthening of requirements for clinical data means manufacturers and notified bodies need to act now, well ahead of the new Medical Device Regulations taking effect. Sarah Sorrel, president of device clinical research organization Medpass International, explains how and why in this guest column.
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