Are there FDA requirements for non-device clinical decision support software?
If your assessment shows that your product is truly a “non-device” according to the FDA guidance, there aren’t specific FDA requirements you need to m
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If your assessment shows that your product is truly a “non-device” according to the FDA guidance, there aren’t specific FDA requirements you need to m
We were in a similar situation and the competent authorities defined our role as a distributor. If you are making the CE-marked software medical devic
Yes, your software would be considered Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) under the MDR. Even if you are not placing the software itself on the marke