EUDAMED Missing? How to Publish Clinical Investigation Reports

EUDAMED Missing? How to Publish Clinical Investigation Reports

The landscape of clinical investigation report publication is undergoing a significant shift, particularly with the absence of EUDAMED. As the medical device industry adapts to this evolving regulatory challenge, it’s essential for manufacturers and stakeholders to stay informed about the latest guidelines for publishing clinical investigation reports and summaries.

In this edition of EASY MEDICAL DEVICE NEWS, we delve into how to navigate this gap and ensure transparency and compliance without EUDAMED. 🎧 Tune into our latest podcast episode for an expert discussion, 😂 enjoy some regulatory humor with our curated memes, and 📰 stay up to date with the latest news impacting the medical device sector.

Whether you're involved in clinical trials, regulatory affairs, or simply want to understand the changing landscape, this edition provides the insights you need to stay on top of the evolving regulatory framework.


Navigating Clinical Investigation Reports Without EUDAMED: The MDCG 2024-15 Guidance

The MDCG 2024-15 guidance provides critical instructions for publishing clinical investigation reports (CIR) and their summaries in the absence of EUDAMED. As EUDAMED is temporarily unavailable, the European Union has implemented a system to ensure continued transparency and compliance in medical device regulation. 📊

🏛️ Competent Authorities

The Key Players With no access to EUDAMED, sponsors must submit CIRs to the competent authorities of the Member States where the clinical investigation occurred. These authorities will take responsibility for ensuring the publication of the documents. 📝

📥 Submission Process

How It Works Sponsors must adhere to strict submission guidelines for their CIRs, including proper labeling and formatting. The competent authority will receive the report and store it in a system that ensures public access. The transparency of the process remains a priority. 🔑

🌐 Public Accessibility

Ensuring Visibility After submission, the reports and summaries will be made publicly available. The competent authorities will publish them through alternative channels like CIRCABC, ensuring that the data remains accessible to stakeholders, regulatory bodies, and the public. 👥

🕒 Temporary Measures Until EUDAMED’s Full Rollout

These procedures will stay in place until the EUDAMED Clinical Investigation/Performance Studies (CI/PS) module becomes fully operational and mandatory. This is a temporary but necessary measure to keep regulatory transparency intact. ⚙️

🔍 Conclusion: Maintaining Transparency

The MDCG 2024-15 guidance ensures that clinical investigation data remains accessible despite the absence of EUDAMED. This proactive approach helps maintain the EU’s high standards for regulatory compliance, ensuring that manufacturers stay on track with transparency and public safety. ✅

For more details, you can check out the full guidance document here.



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🔍 MDCG 2024-15: Qserve's Take on Navigating New Guidance

The recently published MDCG 2024-15 provides a framework for sponsors to publish clinical investigation reports (CIRs) and summaries via CIRCABC in the absence of EUDAMED.

At Qserve, they recognize the challenges sponsors face in ensuring compliance with data protection and confidentiality. This guidance underscores the importance of accurate submissions to Member States until EUDAMED becomes mandatory.

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🔍 What Nexialist Thinks About MDCG 2024-15 on Clinical Investigation Reports

Nexialist highlights the need to follow the new MDCG 2024-15 guidelines on clinical investigation reports in the absence of EUDAMED. While EUDAMED's clinical investigation module is still under development, this guide outlines the process of submitting reports to national authorities and the Commission for public access.

It also emphasizes the sponsor's responsibility for document content and confidentiality.

For further details, check out Nexialist's full article here

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Navigating Clinical Investigation Reports Without EUDAMED

In conclusion, the absence of EUDAMED presents a unique challenge for the publication of clinical investigation reports, but the MDCG 2024-15 guidance provides a clear path forward. By submitting reports to competent authorities and ensuring public access through alternative platforms like CIRCABC, manufacturers can maintain transparency and compliance. As we navigate this temporary shift, staying informed and proactive is crucial to upholding the high regulatory standards in the medical device industry. For detailed insights, explore the full MDCG guidance and stay updated on the evolving landscape.


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