Industry To FDA: 1 Year Isn’t Enough Time To Transition To New QMSR Rule
Executive Summary
Stakeholders and industry groups at a 2 March US FDA panel meeting said two years, not one, will be needed for device makers to comply with the agency’s proposed Quality Management System Regulation, which when finalized will replace the current Quality System Regulation.
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