Latest Italian Designation Means Germany And Italy Are Home To Half EU’s MDR Notified Bodies
Executive Summary
While each new designation of a notified bodies in the medtech space is good news, many more organizations are needed rapidly to help manage growing demand. Capacity warnings continue.
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