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Revision of the EU legislation on medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices IMDRF-4 Update on the revision of the MD regulatory framework in the European Union 20 March 2013 Nice Health and Consumers 26/9/2012: Medical devices


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Revision of the EU legislation on medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices

IMDRF-4 Update on the revision of the MD regulatory framework in the European Union

20 March 2013 Nice

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Communication on safe, effective and innovative MDs and IVDs

26/9/2012: Medical devices package

Proposal on MDs Proposal on IVDs

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Scope

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Proposal Reg. on Medical Devices

  • Extension of the scope to:
  • Certain implantable and other invasive products regardless of a

medical or non-medical (e.g. aesthetic) purpose (see Annex XV)

  • Medical devices manufactured with non-viable human tissues
  • r cells
  • Reprocessed single-use medical devices
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Proposal Reg. on IVDs

Extension of the scope to:

  • Class D IVD manufactured and used within a single health

institution ("in house" tests)

  • Genetic tests and Companion diagnostics
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Horizontal aspects

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Role of economic operators

  • Clear set of obligations and responsibilities
  • Manufacturers
  • Importers
  • Distributors
  • Authorised representatives
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Traceability

  • Supply chain
  • Identification of economic operators up and down the supply chain
  • Identification of professional end users (health institutions, HC

professionals)

  • Unique device identification (UDI)
  • Gradual introduction of UDI system based on GHTF/IMDRF
  • UDI database integrated in future EUDAMED
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Notified bodies

  • Tightened supervision of Notified Bodies
  • Reinforced minimum requirements (independence, impartiality,

competence, resources and processes)

  • New process for designation and monitoring ('joint assessments')
  • Scrutiny mechanism applicable to high-risk devices
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General safety and performance requirements

  • Essential requirements aligned with GHTF
  • Labelling requirements aligned with GHTF
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Clinical data

  • Clinical investigations / interventional performance studies
  • Procedures aligned with proposed rules on clinical trials on medicinal

products

  • Clinical evaluation / evidence
  • More detailed requirements are set out in Annex XIII which addresses the

pre-market clinical evaluation and post-market clinical follow-up. Together constitute a continuous process during the life cycle of a medical device.

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Vigilance

  • EU vigilance portal
  • To ensure central reporting of serious incidents and FSCA by

MFRs

  • As a basis for trend reporting (for classes IIb/C and III/D)
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Market surveillance

  • Clearer rights and obligations of authorities responsible for market

surveillance (e.g. in-market controls)

  • Clearer procedures for national provisional measures (e.g.

safeguard clause, corrective actions against non-compliant products)

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Specific aspects regarding IVDs

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Current system→ positive list i.e. Annex II to Directive 98/79/EC

no longer adapted to fast pace of technological progress e.g. vCJD assays

Risk classification

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New system → risk-rule based classification*

  • 4 classes
  • A: low individual risk and low public health risk
  • B: moderate individual risk and/or low public health risk
  • C: high individual risk and/or moderate public health risk
  • D: high individual risk and high public health risk
  • 7 classification rules

Risk classification

* Based on GHTF/SG1/N045:2008

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  • Reinforcement of clinical evidence requirements
  • Scientific validity of clinical data
  • Clinical performance

Clinical evidence

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Thank you for your attention!

European Commission

Health and Consumers Directorate-General

Health Technology and Cosmetics Unit

http://ec.europa.eu/health/medical-devices/documents/revision/index_en.htm