Anvisa to Discontinue Sicert Medical Device Certificate Issuance System
Anvisa has announced the permanent discontinuation of the Sicert Medical Device Certificate Issuance System, completing the transition to the new certificate generation tool integrated into the Solicita System.
MHRA Updates Guidance on Medical Device Registration in Great Britain
The MHRA has updated its guidance on registering medical devices in Great Britain, clarifying registration requirements, UK Responsible Person obligations, documentation expectations and procedures for managing registered devices.
FDA Updates Guidance on Manufacturer Communications with Payors: What Medical Device Companies Need to Know
The FDA has updated its draft guidance on medical device manufacturer communications with payors, health economic information, and investigational products.
TGA Expands Recognition of UK Approved Bodies for Medical Devices and IVDs
The Australian TGA has updated its guidance to recognise UK Approved Bodies as comparable overseas regulators, potentially simplifying ARTG submissions for medical device and IVD manufacturers.
Health Canada Ends Reconsideration Path for Priority Review and NOC/c Decisions
Health Canada eliminates reconsideration requests for priority review and NOC/c decisions from April 2026. Key regulatory impacts for drug sponsors explained.
FDA expands TAP Pilot: increased scope and participation
FDA expands its TAP Pilot with more devices and new areas. Key updates and what medical device manufacturers need to know.
Team-NB Raises Concerns Over Proposed MDR and IVDR Revision
Team-NB warns that proposed MDR and IVDR revisions could reduce regulatory scrutiny and create unintended consequences for EU manufacturers, despite improvements in digitalisation and innovation pathways.
MHRA Updates Guidance on Regulation of Medical Devices in Northern Ireland
MHRA updates guidance on medical device regulation in Northern Ireland. Key impacts for manufacturers under EU MDR and IVDR.
IMDRF Updates Operating Procedures: What Manufacturers Should Know
The new edition of the IMDRF Operating Procedures (Edition 13, 2025) clarifies the mechanisms for joining, developing and managing technical and regulatory documents in the medical devices sector. This document reinforces IMDRF's role in international harmonization, with a direct impact on the predictability of the rules applicable to manufacturers. The participation of regulatory authorities and industry stakeholders in these processes makes it possible to align technical requirements with global principles of compliance, safety and performance.