FDAnews Announces — New Brief — Winning Device EU Marketing Approval: Seven Steps to Writing Clinical Evaluation Reports
Falls Church, VA (PRWEB) August 12, 2016 -- Winning Device EU Marketing Approval:
Seven Steps to Writing Clinical Evaluation Reports
**An FDAnews Brief**
http://www.fdanews.com/WinningDeviceEUMarketingApproval
If manufacturer want to market a device in Europe, they need to provide clinical evidence that the product is safe and effective. But if the development phase didn’t include clinical trials, how can they make that argument?
EU regulations require devicemakers to submit a clinical evaluation report (CER) that presents data culled from development of approved devices similar to theirs and explains how the findings apply to their own product.
It’s a tall order and a lengthy process, but a well-crafted CER can pay off in a marketing authorization certificate.
This FDAnews Brief walks readers through the process of developing and writing a CER with a 7-point model that ensures manufacturers cover all the bases and have the greatest chance of success. Readers will learn how to put together these elements of a strong CER:
1. Administrative information
2. State of the art overview
3. Equivalence evidence
4. Context and choice of clinical data
5. Summary of clinical data
6. Data analysis
7. Conclusion and supporting resources
Seven Steps to Writing Clinical Evaluation Reports provides practical lessons and advice manufacturers can use. Order the brief today.
Who Will Benefit:
- Regulatory Affairs
- Quality Control
- Legal
- Business Affairs
FDAnews Brief Details:
Winning Device EU Marketing Approval:
Seven Steps to Writing Clinical Evaluation Reports
Price: $177
http://www.fdanews.com/WinningDeviceEUMarketingApproval
Easy Ways to Order:
Online: http://www.fdanews.com/WinningDeviceEUMarketingApproval
By phone: 888-838-5578 or 703-538-7600
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Michelle Butler, FDANEWS, http://www.fdanews.com, +1 (703) 538-7665, [email protected]
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