Canada Proposes 30-Day Limit For Hospitals To Report Safety Incidents With Devices
Executive Summary
Health Canada wants to make it mandatory for certain hospitals to report safety incidents relating to drugs and medical devices, and it is inviting feedback on the minimum information that should be submitted in relation to such incidents and the reporting timelines.
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