Canada Makes Headway On Pilot To Test E-Submission Gateway; Guidance For 3D-Printing
Executive Summary
Canada will test the feasibility of receiving structured regulatory information from medical device sponsors through its common electronic gateway. Separately, a draft guideline on 3D-printed devices is in the works and is expected to be issued for consultation later this year.
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