Why The Commission Had No Choice But To Propose New Transition Periods For The EU IVDR
Executive Summary
While it was obvious to those in the sector that the implementation of the EU IVD Regulation was heading for a disaster, this article looks at the facts and figures that helped sway the European Commission to propose new transition periods to better manage its implementation.
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