The Philippines FDA Streamlines Amendment Submission Process
On December 15, 2017 the FDA released guidance that provides for streamlining of the submission process for CPR amendments.
The focus of Bryan’s 20 years in the medical device industry has been to grow sales in Asian markets. Bryan founded Asia Actual in 2015, bringing together the most experienced, professional and results oriented consultants in the region to assist clients with their biggest sales challenges.
Prior to founding Asia Actual, Bryan was the Vice President of Business Development at Emergo Group responsible for establishing and growing the company’s regulatory consulting business in Asia. For 10 year prior to joining Emergo, Bryan provided consulting services related to market assessment, sale channel establishment and sales channel management in Asia and the US for a wide variety of medical device companies. Prior to his consulting career, Bryan managed Asia business for large multi-national medical device companies.
Bryan holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and a BA degree in economics and East Asian Studies from St. Lawrence University. He speaks Japanese and has lived, studied and worked extensively in Japan and China.
On December 15, 2017 the FDA released guidance that provides for streamlining of the submission process for CPR amendments.
Radiation-emitting medical devices such as X-ray machines, MRIs, linear accelerators and ultrasound scanners are now subject to a new customs clearance release procedure administered by the Philippine Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
The Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) published a draft amendment to the Medical Device Act that mandates a new Management System for Controlling Medical Device Information (MCMI) to record information on the overall life cycle of the medical devices from manufacturing to end-use.
Yesterday, India’s National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) implemented price controls for knee prostheses resulting with an average reduction of 65% from prevailing market prices. The announcement was published on August 16, 2017, with immediate effect (full document available on the India page of Asia Actual’s website).
Exactly 6 months before the new Medical Device Rules, 2017 are to take effect the Drugs Controller General (India), Dr. G.N. Singh, published a notice that serves as a reminder to industry to prepare for the coming changes.
With FDA Advisory No. 2017-180 issued on June 20, 2017 the Philippines Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced intentions to gradually switch to power-free gloves. A full ban of powdered surgical and examination glove will go into effect on January 1, 2019 effecting the importation, distribution and sale of specified devices.
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