Day Two – November 6, 2024
- Dona O'Neil - Associate Director, Medical & Scientific Affairs,, BD
With so many recent regulatory changes in both the US and Europe, how have innovative device manufacturers been affected?
Is the MDR more stringent on innovative devices?
Is the US system easier to navigate?
Available innovative pathways
Global timelines, costs and harmonisation
Looking to the future
How can innovation be encouraged by all stakeholders?
What is the outlook for the wider public if innovation remains a sub-thought?
- Gert Bos - Executive Director & Partner, Qserve Group
- Mira Leiwant - Vice President, Regulatory Affairs, Quality, and Clinical Affairs, Anika Therapeutics, Inc.
- Jennifer Recknor - Regulatory Intelligence Strategist, W.L Gore & Associates, Inc.
Biggest FDA regulatory changes to keep an eye on
What's on the priority list for 2025?
Current certification procedure
Timelines, costs, available help
Comparison to EU process – can you leverage data or documents for both regions?
Future of the FDA system
Which pain points would industry like to see resolved?
- Mira Leiwant - Vice President, Regulatory Affairs, Quality, and Clinical Affairs, Anika Therapeutics, Inc.
Current regulatory pathway for the EU MDR and the deadline extensions
Experience of those who qualified for the extension and who didn’t
How does the EU MDR compare to UK and Swiss regulations?
State of medical device market in Europe
Have the extensions improved the outlook for Notified Bodies, Industry and the wider public?
Next steps
Most important steps for those continuing with transitions
- Gert Bos - Executive Director & Partner, Qserve Group
Breaking down the final rule
Differences to documentation and submission procedures
Timelines for transition
Impact on regulators and industry
What is your company is already 13485 compliant?
How will the FDA inspect in the interim?
Future of harmonisation
- Eric Henry - Senior Quality Systems and Compliance Advisor, King & Spalding LLP
- Dona O'Neil - Associate Director, Medical & Scientific Affairs,, BD
There are updated requirements regarding software and cybersecurity. How can you update your software design control process to appropriately categorize software to ensure your outputs meet regulatory requirements?
- Natalie Pupunu - Director of Regulatory Affairs, bioMerieux
Since Brexit has been effective, the UK government has implemented its own UK Medical Device Regulation and set of guidance documents. Manufacturers have had to adjust their Regulatory strategy to continue to place their devices on the market, and candidate UK Approved Bodies have had to go through the UK designation process to offer UKCA Certification to manufacturers.
This session is intended to:
Present the existing paths to place medical devices on the UK market
Highlight differences between CE marking and UKCA marking
Discuss the up-coming UK regulation changes (new regulation, international recognition project…)
Learning Objective:
Understand the Medical Devices UK regulatory landscape
Identify commonality and differences between EU and UK Medical device Regulations
Be aware of upcoming changes in the UK MDR
- Florianne Torset-Bonfillou - Sr International Regulatory Project Manager, GMED North America
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Latest update on IMDRF
Countries involved in the initiative
Progress report
How far is IMDRF towards their 2025 goals?
Which priorities are there post-2025?
The future of the medical device industry
How will IMDRF change global harmonization?
- Neil Mafnas - Senior Program Management Officer, FDA