As Expected, FDA Misses Fourth Consecutive Deadline For Releasing Draft QSR
Executive Summary
The US FDA’s internal deadline of October 2020 for putting out a draft of its retooled Quality System Regulation is the fourth it failed to meet. The agency has been harmonizing its decades-old QSR with ISO 13485:2016 for more than two years.
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