During this session, the PharmaLex Medtech Expert, T.J. Thiel, will revisit the Medical Devices Directive (MDD, 93/42/EEC) and In Vitro Diagnostic Directive (IVDD, 98/79/EC) and their transitions to the Medical Device Regulation (MDR, 2017/745) and In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR, 2017/746), respectively. This webinar will compare the Directives and the new Regulations, highlighting the reason for change, but also the specific changes themselves. We will also focus on implementation deadlines, and how to implement new or enhanced requirements such as Clinical Evidence Reports (CERs), Post Marketing Surveillance (PMCF, PMPF, SSCP, PSUR, etc.), UDI, and EUDAMED.
On-Demand | 1 hour | Your Desk! |
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Terrance “T.J.” ThielSenior Director, Medical Devices/IVD |
Although the MDR transition has recently passed, there are still organisations trying to remediate their products to remain on the market in Europe. For those with valid MDD/AIMDD certificate products who are in the process of transitioning to MDR by 2024 (when all MDD/AIMDD will become void), we will share insights and key actions to take for an effective transition based on experience from the first cohort of MDR certification companies. For other organisations that are currently applying and receiving MDR certificates, we will discuss how to maintain compliance, especially with the increased requirements around clinical evidence and post-market activities.
For all companies navigating IVDR towards the 2022 deadline, we will discuss readiness assessments and key enhanced requirements. We will discuss the differences in the classification of these products and the conformity assessment pathways organisations will face with the Notified Bodies, maybe for the first time. This webinar will also include some specific examples, and explore the regulations effects on In-House IVDs/Laboratory Developed Tests (LDTs) and key considerations for Companion Diagnostics.
With this webinar, we hope to inform organisations currently struggling with the burden of the transition and provide some best practices, points-of-emphasis and key requirements to ease the burden face in the most efficient manner possible.