MHRA Issues Guidance On Recognizing And Reporting Medtech Software Adverse Events
Executive Summary
When it comes to medtech adverse events incidents may not always be obvious. This is especially the case with medical device software where indirect harm is the most likely outcome of an incident, the UK’s MHRA explains in new guidance.
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