Brexit + MDR Equals Little Certainty For UK And EU Medtech Groups
Executive Summary
Medtech stakeholders were reminded recently at the UK's largest regulatory forum that even those willing to make the best of Brexit are still working in the dark. The lack of useful government outreach is frustrating most efforts to secure business continuity. And that is without factoring in the huge regulatory changes that the EU's twin medical device regulations – the MDR and IVDR – will bring.
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