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CE MARKING NBER has experts in all three EU medical device directives; Medical Devices, Active Implantable Medical Devices and In Vitro Diagnostics.
DIRECTIVE 2005/50/EC Effective from 1st September 2007, with a transition period for existing devices up to 1st September 2009 (or 2010 if already approved under Annexes VI/III), this directive reclassifies hip, knee and shoulder joint replacement implants as Class III devices. NBER can advise and help with preparation for this transition. DIRECTIVE 2007/47/EC The revision of the medical devices directive puts a greater emphasis on clinical data to support the use of devices. NBER can provide help in meeting the requirements through systematic reviews of clinical and scientific literature. |
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