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CE Marking: 7 Steps to Getting Started in Europe
Rene van de Zande
CEO, Emergo
Group Inc.
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With a population
approaching a half-billion people, the EU represents arguably
the most lucrative market today. However, before any medical device
company can sell in Europe, it must first obtain the CE Mark.
The process of obtaining approval to affix the CE Mark to your
product differs significantly from the US FDA system. This presentation
will cover the basic steps companies need to follow in obtaining
the CE Mark, including a discussion about ISO 13485:2003 and how
it differs from FDA Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), issues
related to language translation and labeling, creation of a Technical
File and how this differs from the FDA 510(k) application, dealing
with Notified Bodies, selecting an Authorized Representative and
an overview of the costs and timelines involved in achieving certification.
This audio
conference will address:
- Comparison
of ISO 13485:2003 to FDA GMP
- How to
hire and work with a Notified Body
- Selecting
an Authorized Representative
- Differences
between the Technical File and the 510(k)
- Post-market
surveillance by Competent Authorities
- Coming
changes to the Medical Device Directive (MDD)
- Options
for setting up distribution
Speaker
biography:
Rene van de
Zande is CEO of Emergo Group, one of the leading medical device
and IVD consulting firms with more than 380 clients in 29 countries
worldwide. Before starting Emergo Group in 1997, he served the
international commercial community as Senior Issues Coordinator
for the EU Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in Brussels,
Managing Director of the European-American Industrial Council,
and Senior Commercial Specialist for the U.S. Foreign Commercial
Service in Belgium. Rene received an undergraduate degree from
the University of Nijmegen in The Netherlands and a graduate degree
from Johns Hopkins University, School for Advanced International
Studies (SAIS). He has published numerous articles on CE Marking
and medical device regulatory affairs for several national trade
publications, and is active in the European Association of Authorized
Representatives (EAAR).
Who Should
Attend?
- Senior
Management
- Regulatory
Affairs
- Quality
Assurance
- Sales and
Marketing
This
audio conference is rated General Interest.
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