Digital Health manufacturers must navigate complex regulatory requirements to ensure their products comply with both UK and EU medical device regulations.
Here’s what you need to know:
UKCA/CE Marking Requirements
Digital Health manufacturers must:
Currently, CE marked devices with valid certificates are recognised in Great Britain until 30th June 2028 at the latest, depending on the device type and applicable legislation.
Key Compliance Activities
Documentation and Reporting
Ongoing Compliance Management
Quality Assurance
Regulatory Strategy and Support
Harmonised Standards
Digital Health manufacturers should be familiar with key standards:
The UK is developing its own regulatory framework for medical devices, with the MHRA aiming to introduce new regulations that prioritise patient safety and align with international practices.
The roadmap released in January 2024 outlines plans for priority measures to be in place this year and core regulations to be introduced in 2025.In the EU, the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) replaced previous directives and entered into force on May 26, 2021.
The EU has extended transition deadlines for certain device classes to address implementation challenges.
Market Access Expertise
Our team’s market access expertise enhances your ability to successfully introduce and maintain your Digital Health products in both UK and EU markets:
Market Entry Strategy
Reimbursement Pathways
Stakeholder Engagement
Health Technology Assessment (HTA)
Post-Market Requirements
Navigating the complex and evolving regulatory landscape requires expertise.
Our experienced team offers:
Ensuring compliance with UK MDR and EU MDR is crucial for Digital Health manufacturers.
By staying informed about regulatory changes, leveraging market access expertise, and working with experienced professionals, you can navigate the compliance process effectively and bring your products to market successfully.