Commission ‘Must Act’ Over Uncertain Virtual Audit Situation As Threat Looms Over MDR Certificates
Executive Summary
The medtech sector has reached the point of exasperation over the European Commission’s handling of virtual audits under the MDR and IVDR. Advantages gained by having a delay in the MDR date of application could be all but lost.
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