Reclassification of Software Automated Medical Devices

Description

Software-automated medical devices are transforming healthcare by leveraging advanced algorithms to perform critical tasks traditionally handled by medical professionals. From automated insulin delivery systems to AI-powered diagnostic tools and robotic surgical assistants, these innovations enhance accuracy, efficiency, and patient outcomes. However, their classification is a complex process dictated by regulatory bodies like the FDA, EMA, and other global authorities. These agencies assess devices based on patient risk levels, intended use, and potential impact on safety and efficacy—directly influencing approval, compliance requirements, and market access. As the medical device landscape evolves, understanding the nuances of classification is crucial for ensuring regulatory alignment and maintaining a competitive edge.



Why You Should Attend:

Navigating regulatory classifications for software-driven medical devices is more challenging than ever, with evolving global standards, reclassification hurdles, and the push for international harmonization. This webinar offers an in-depth look at the latest classification frameworks, their impact on compliance, and strategies for accelerating market entry. You'll gain expert insights into risk-based categorizations, learn how to adapt to shifting regulatory landscapes, and explore practical approaches to streamline approval processes. Whether you're a regulatory affairs professional, medical device manufacturer, or compliance expert, this session equips you with actionable knowledge to optimize device classification, mitigate regulatory risks, and ensure seamless market access. Stay ahead in the rapidly advancing world of digital health innovation.


Areas Covered:

  • Introduction to software-automated medical devices and their various types
  • Overview of key regulatory authorities like FDA, EMA, and other global agencies
  • Understanding classification frameworks and regulatory criteria for these devices
  • Challenges in classification, reclassification, and regulatory approval processes
  • Compliance requirements and the impact of classification on market access
  • International harmonization efforts and their role in regulatory alignment
  • Discussion on proposed reclassification frameworks and their implications
  • Practical strategies to navigate evolving regulations and ensure compliance

Who Should Attend:

  • Senior and middle management
  • Quality Assurance
  • Research and Development
  • Manufacturing
  • Production
  • Engineering
  • Design Engineers
  • Design Assurance