The UK Regulator MHRA has launched an official consultation on their future UDI regulation due to close on 26th November 2021.
The UK Regulator MHRA has launched an official consultation on their future UDI regulation due to close on 26th November 2021.
The regulation is expected to enter into force in July 2023.
The consultation itself is very thorough, looking at a number of options for many aspects of the law, and has no less than 17 chapters and 83 sections with multiple questions by section.
atrify has been collaborating for many years with the MHRA as with other Regulators across the world, and will contribute to this consultation. This is a great opportunity to share with the MHRA both our own experience and the input of our customer community. Therefore we recommend that you contact us and share the points you would like us to take into consideration within our submission. Our objective is to be aligned with your own expectations and help us grow the healthcare community by providing recommendations and solutions that will enable a smooth implementation of the future UK UDI regulation. This in turn will greatly support patient safety, which is of paramount importance for all of us.
The consultation itself is available at https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/consultation-on-the-future-regulation-of-medical-devices-in-the-united-kingdom
Feel free to contact us for any further questions.
The UK regulator MHRA has launched an official consultation on its future UDI regulation which will end on November 26, 2021.
The regulation is expected to come into force in July 2023.
The consultation itself is very thorough and looks at a range of options affecting many aspects of the law. It consists of no less than 17 chapters and 83 sections with multiple questions per section.
atrify has worked with the MHRA and other regulatory authorities around the world for many years and will participate in this consultation. This is a great opportunity to share both our own experiences and input from our customers with the MHRA. Therefore, we encourage you to get in touch with us and let us know the points you want us to include in our post. Our aim is to meet your expectations and help us improve healthcare by providing recommendations and solutions that will enable the future UK UDI regulation to be implemented smoothly. This, in turn, will greatly support patient safety, which is of paramount importance to all of us.
The consultation itself is available at https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/consultation-on-the-future-regulation-of-medical-devices-in-the-united-kingdom
Feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.
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