EU: MDCG issues guidance on harmonised administrative practices and alternative technical solutions until EUDAMED is fully functional
The MDCG issued a new guidance “to Member States and other relevant parties on the application of certain MDR provisions during the absence of EUDAMED. To that end, this guidance intends to describe harmonised administrative practices and alternative technical solutions for the exchange of information until EUDAMED becomes fully functional.”
“The proposed practices and solutions aim to enable Member States and other relevant parties to meet their obligations under the MDR effectively while minimising any potential additional burden on the parties concerned.”
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