With the EUDAMED go-live date rescheduled multiple times, manufacturers face conflicting strategies of when to make UDI/Device registration submissions to EUDAMED.

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With the EUDAMED go-live date rescheduled multiple times, manufacturers face conflicting strategies of when to make UDI/Device registration submissions to EUDAMED.
LexisNexis® Reed Tech, a leading provider of regulatory submissions, data management, and analytics solutions for the life sciences industry, is expanding its services portfolio to a varied suite of regulatory compliance solutions and services to support medical device manufacturers, distributors, and related operations.
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Quick Insights from our experts on the EC Proposal concerning the IVDR transition and proposed MDR/IVDR amendment, possibly affecting the EUDAMED rollout. These are short segments created from our latest presentation, prepared exclusively for UDI customers.
Start the year with clean data and a firm understanding of what you must do for EUDAMED UDI compliance in 2024. UDI compliance readiness can be confusing. To help, we’ve gathered top tips from expert Gary Saner regarding upcoming milestones in the EUDAMED roadmap.
In recent news, Reed Tech became the first company to submit a device record (machine-to-machine) to the AusUDID Pre-Production system successfully.
By submitting product data to health authority databases, the medical device industry can help ensure the safety and traceability of devices. One crucial element is the European Commission/EUDAMED-specific concept of Basic UDI-DI.