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20
Mar
Regulatory ChangesResearchTGA

Understanding Requirements for Medical Devices Containing Medicinal, Microbial, Recombinant, or Animal Origin Substances

Recombinant, or Animal Origin Substances Recent regulatory updates for medical devices containing medicinal, microbial, recombinant, or animal origin substances took effect on 1 July 2024. These changes align Australia’s classification framewor

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13
Feb
Regulatory ChangesTGAUncategorized

TGA Recall Reforms: A Closer Look at the PRAC

Earlier this month, we shared an update on LinkedIn regarding the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) recall reforms and the introduction of the Procedure for Recalls, Product Alerts, and Product Corrections (PRAC). Given the significance of these

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06
Dec
Regulatory ChangesResearchTGA

KD&A Can Help You From the Start – Medical Devices Steps to Market

Do you have a medical device and don’t know what to do? Medical devices include a wide range of products from bandages to heart valves and in most regions, the term medical device also includes in vitro diagnostic (IVD) devices. If you are lost in

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01
Sep
Regulatory ChangesResearchTGA

New Regulatory Changes for Medical Devices Containing Medicinal Substances, Animal, Microbial, or Recombinant Materials

As of 1 July 2024, new regulatory requirements for medical devices containing medicinal substances, or materials derived from animal, microbial, or recombinant sources will take effect. The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has released draft gu

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01
Aug
Regulatory ChangesSoftwareTGA

Navigating the Updates to TGA Guidance on Excluded Software and Essential Principle 13B

In July 2024, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) released significant updates to their guidance documents on Excluded Software and Essential Principle 13B. These updates aim to assist sponsors, manufacturers, and software developers in unders

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01
Jul
Regulatory ChangesResearch

Updates to Medical Device Regulations

Various changes have been made to the regulation of numerous types of medical devices by the TGA, including software-based medical devices, prescription spectacle lenses, medical devices containing microbial, recombinant, or animal substances, and me

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28
Feb
Regulatory ChangesTGA

Updated Guidance – System or Procedure Packs

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has refined its guidance on system or procedure packs (SOPPs) as of January 2024. This revision builds on the foundational document released in November 2021, offering critical insights into Australia’s re

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19
Feb
EURegulatory Changes

Guidance on the vigilance system for CE-marked devices and the Device Specific Vigilance Guidance (DSVG) Template

This newsletter is aimed toward introducing the Device Specific Vigilance Guidance (DSVG), a pivotal document aimed at harmonsing vigilance reporting and offering comprehensive guidance for manufacturers of Specific Devices.

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01
Feb
Regulatory ChangesTGA

TGA Fees and Charges Proposal 2024-25

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is seeking feedback on its proposed fees and charges for the 2024-25 financial year. This consultation allows stakeholders to comment on the potential impact of these changes before they are submitted for go

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18
Oct
EURegulatory ChangesTGA

Highlights from the 24th Management Committee Meeting of the International Medical Device Regulators Forum (IMDRF) in Berlin, Germany

In September 2023, Berlin hosted the 24th IMDRF Management Committee meeting, chaired by the EU and attended by over 550 global participants over five days, revealing significant developments in medical device regulation.

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31
Aug
Regulatory ChangesTGA

Summary of the TGA’s Guidance Document for Active Medical Devices

The TGA’s August 2023 guidance focuses on requirements for active medical devices, which are defined as devices that significantly convert energy to operate. This excludes devices operated by gravity or human effort. The guidance clarifies classifi

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19
Sep
Regulatory ChangesTGA

New guidance documents published – Australian Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code

The Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code (the Code) sets out the rules which govern advertisement of therapeutic goods to Australian consumers. This regulatory framework made under section 42BAA of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (the Act) is intended t

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03
Aug
Regulatory ChangesTGA

Extension applied for acceptance of ISO 13485 manufacturer’s evidence for Class 2 and Class 3 IVD medical devices

International Standard ISO 13485:2016 Medical devices – QMS – Requirements for regulatory purposes was issued by the International Organisation for Standardisation in 2016. The TGA accepts ISO 13485 certificates issued by Notified Bodies or an In

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21
Oct
Regulatory ChangesTechnologyTGA

Australian Medical Device Conformity Assessment Regulations updated by the TGA

In July 2021 the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) published significant updates to the Therapeutic Goods (Medical Devices) Regulations 2002 (the Regulations).

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02
Dec
Regulatory ChangesTechnologyTGA

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Regulation as a Medical Device by the TGA

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for PPE has significantly increased. In response to the greater demand, the TGA has issued guidance on the regulation of face masks, gloves and gowns. The regulation is dependent on the product type and its th

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09
Nov
Regulatory ChangesTechnologyTGA

Changes to the Australian Register of Therapeutic Good (ARTG) inclusion process for non-measuring, non-sterile Class I medical devices

The TGA has changed the inclusion process by which non-measuring, non-sterile Class I medical devices are included in the ARTG. The changes came into effect October 2020.

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04
Jun
Regulatory ChangesTechnologyTGA

TGA’s Medical Device Regulatory Changing Landscape

In 2020, the TGA are implementing a range of changes to the medical device regulations due to a number of reasons; some of which include changes to the European device regulations and new technologies now considered medical devices.

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17
Apr
Regulatory ChangesResearchTGA

Considerations when outsourcing manufacture of medical devices

In the modern era of manufacturing its common for a company to make the decision to outsource part or full manufacturing of medical devices to a sub-contract manufacturer/critical supplier. There are many reasons for the medical device manufacturer t

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