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INDIA REQUIRES MORE NEW DEVICES TO BE REGISTERED UNDER NEW MEDICAL DEVICE RULES, 2017
/in India, Latest Updates/by Bryan GilburgINDIA OFFICIALLY REQUIRES FIRST NEW DEVICES TO BE REGISTERED UNDER NEW MEDICAL DEVICE RULES, 2017
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/in Indonesia, Latest Updates/by Bryan GilburgIndia to Regulate Glucometers, Blood Pressure Monitors, Nebulizers and Digital Thermometers
/in India, Latest Updates/by Bryan GilburgAt the July 25th Drugs Technical Advisory Board (DTAB) meeting, a resolution passed to add (1) glucometers, (2) blood pressure monitoring devices, (3) nebulizers, and (4) digital thermometers to the list of notified medical devices requiring registration with the Central Drugs Standards Control Organization (CDSCO) in India.
Indonesia Tightens Enforcement of Medical Device Licensing
/in Indonesia, Latest Updates/by Bryan GilburgWith the implementation of Regulation No. 60, 2017 on February 1st, 2018 the Indonesia government tightened enforcement of medical device licensing requirements.
Philippines Proposes New Fees for Medical Device Registration
/in Latest Updates, Philippines/by Glend LlantadaThe Philippines Department of Health published a draft schedule of fees to be charged for medical device registrations under the new Rules next year. As per Administrative Order 2018-0002, medical devices will be classified by increasing risk from A to D.