The new article describes in detail the first three steps of a recall process, which include obtaining information and distribution status, conducting a risk analysis, and deciding on the type, class, and level of recall.
The new article provides additional details regarding the subsequent steps of the recall process, including the development of an action strategy, drafting a communication strategy to be followed when conducting a recall, and also the matters related to interactions with the authority, such as the noes associated with the submission of the relevant notification and an assessment to be conducted by the TGA
The article provides a comprehensive overview of the requirements to be followed by a party responsible for a recall when preparing and issuing a sponsor’s customer letter to ensure all the critical safety-related information is appropriately communicated to the addresses.
The article outlines the roles and responsibilities of the parties involved in recalls and related activities to be taken to ensure the safety and proper performance of medical devices and other healthcare products allowed for marketing and use in the country.
The new article describes the approach to be applied with respect to mandatory recalls initiated in order to avoid the customers’ exposure to healthcare products that could potentially be harmful when used for the intended purpose.
The new article provides additional details regarding the subsequent steps of the recall process, including the development of an action strategy, drafting a communication strategy to be followed when conducting a recall, and also the matters related to interactions with the authority, such as the noes associated with the submission of the relevant notification and an assessment to be conducted by the TGA
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