EU Database Depends On Nomenclature Tips From Manufacturers – J&J Rep
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
European manufacturers should work with national standards bodies and trade groups to ensure that the Global Medical Device Nomenclature is timely, accurate and comprehensive, according to Johnson & Johnson European Compliance Director Rob Lally
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