Meditrial MDR DIVERSITY Germany Clinical Trials
The medical device regulation EU 2017/745 allows Member States some adjustments for local implementation.
If you sponsor a trial in Germany, you must learn what are the new ordinances and guidelines for the implementation of the MDR.
The Authorities will expect that you follow the new procedures by the deadline of May 26, 2021.
You will be expected to amend your study and train the Investigators to meet the new German requirements.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
• Do I need to compile the new reporting form for all previous events?
No. BfArM has all records of prior events. Only submit events occurring after 26 May
• Should the quarterly Report only contain SAEs from Germany?
No. You should include all reportable SAEs in your study.
ARE YOU READY?
As the implementation of the EU MDR has already proven to be a complex and challenging process, it is important to ensure you are going in the right direction. For example, Germany has introduced specific rules with regards to investigator safety reporting.
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This article provides general information and does not constitute regulatory or legal advice. Requirements should be confirmed for the specific study, applicable regulatory framework, and markets concerned.
