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EU MDR 2017/745 is live now. And it the most trending topic in Medical Device Regulatory Affairs field. Most of the medical device companies are in EU MDR Transition to make sure that they can sell their products in Europe.
Therefore, it is important for Medical Device QA/RA Professionals to know in detail about EU MDR 2017/745 requirements for EUDAMED European Database on Medical Devices.
Let’s discuss in detail about the requirements of EUDAMED European Database on Medical Devices.
EUDAMED is a European Database on Medical
Devices
EUDAMED is a public database
that provides health and safety information for medical devices. EUDAMED stores
and provides access to specific data including medical device identification,
adverse events and certification information.
In EU MDR 2017/745 Article
33 provides requirements for EUDAMED.
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ARTICLE 33 EUROPEAN DATABASE ON
MEDICAL DEVICES
1. The European database
on medical devices EUDAMED was setup for the following purposes:
To enable the public to
be adequately informed about devices placed on the market, the corresponding
certificates issued by notified bodies and about the relevant economic
operators.
To enable unique
identification of devices within the internal market and to facilitate their
traceability.
To enable the public to
be adequately informed about clinical investigations and to enable sponsors of
clinical investigations to comply with obligations under Articles 62 to 80,
Article 82, and any acts adopted pursuant to Article 81;
To enable manufacturers
to comply with the information obligations laid down in Articles 87 to 90 or in
any acts adopted pursuant to Article 91;
To enable the competent
authorities of the Member States and the Commission to carry out their tasks
relating to this Regulation on a well-informed basis and to enhance the
cooperation between them.
2. EUDAMED shall include
the following electronic systems:
- The electronic system
for registration of devices referred to in Article 29(4).
- The UDI-database
referred to in Article 28.
- The electronic system
on registration of economic operators referred to in Article 30
- The electronic system
on notified bodies and on certificates referred to in Article 57.
- The electronic system
on clinical investigations referred to in Article 73.
- The electronic system
on vigilance and post-market surveillance referred to in Article 92.
- The electronic system
on market surveillance referred to in Article 100.
3. The data shall be
entered into Eudamed by the Member States, notified bodies, economic operators
and sponsors as specified in the provisions on the electronic systems referred
to in paragraph 2. The Commission shall provide for technical and
administrative support to users of Eudamed.
4. All the information
collated and processed by Eudamed shall be accessible to the Member States and
to the Commission. The information shall be accessible to notified bodies,
economic operators, sponsors and the public to the extent specified in the
provisions on the electronic systems referred to in paragraph 2.
5. Eudamed shall contain
personal data only insofar as necessary for the electronic systems referred to
in paragraph 2 of this Article to collate and process information in accordance
with this Regulation. Personal data shall be kept in a form which permits
identification of data subjects for periods no longer than those referred to in
Article 10(8).
6. The Commission and the
Member States shall ensure that data subjects may effectively exercise their
rights to information, of access, to rectification and to object in accordance
with Regulation (EC) No 45/2001 and Directive 95/46/EC, respectively. They
shall also ensure that data subjects may effectively exercise the right of
access to data relating to them, and the right to have inaccurate or incomplete
data corrected and erased. Within their respective responsibilities, the
Commission and the Member States shall ensure that inaccurate and unlawfully
processed data are deleted, in accordance with the applicable legislation.
Corrections and deletions shall be carried out as soon as possible, but no
later than 60 days after a request is made by a data subject.
Now I hope you have acquired some knowledge about EU MDR 2017/745 EUDAMED. We will meet again with another valuable topic related to Biomedical Engineering, Medical Device, Healthcare.
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