Familiar Names To Top US FDA's Reorganized Cardiovascular Devices Office
Executive Summary
Companies that have brought products through US FDA's current cardiac device review office will come across many of the same review managers in the newly forming Office of Cardiovascular Devices, which will also include a few compliance and surveillance officers on the leadership team. The new office will sit within the device center's nascent "total product lifecycle" Office of Product Evaluation and Quality.
You may also be interested in...
Stacking Bricks: FDA Unveils Structure For New Office Of Product Evaluation And Quality, Touts Benefits Of OPEQ
US FDA's Sean Boyd gave an inside look at how the agency plans to organize its Office of Product Evaluation and Quality (OPEQ) – the so-called "super office" that will consolidate a handful of current, distinct offices that handle pre-market, compliance, enforcement and post-market surveillance activities. Plus: Five expected benefits for device-makers (and five for FDA) under the OPEQ reorganization are highlighted.
'Super Office' To The Rescue: FDA's Device Center Is About To Undergo A 'Total Product Life Cycle' Makeover
CDRH Director Jeff Shuren told industry that the device center is moving quickly to establish a "super office" to tackle the full spectrum of pre- and post-market issues to reduce inefficiencies to replace the more siloed approach. Chief Scientist Bill Maisel has already been named a director.
Addition to Quest Alzheimer's Suite Looks For Biomarker P-Tau217
The test is being integrated into Quest’s AD-Detect portfolio for assessing the risk of Alzheimer’s. It is the third p-tau217 test to make news this month, after new breakthrough designations for Quanterix and Roche and Eli Lilly.