Workshop of design change of approved medical device in China
Why This Workshop?
Navigating design changes for medical devices in China is a critical yet complex process. The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) requires strict assessments and documentation to determine whether a design change is "significant" and whether re-registration or supplementary filings are necessary. Understanding this process is vital to maintaining compliance and avoiding market disruptions.
Workshop Objectives
By attending this workshop, participants will:
- Learn how to assess design changes using best practise.
- Understand the difference between significant and non-significant changes.
- Develop strategies to streamline documentation and approval processes.
- Explore how to integrate design change assessments into existing quality systems.
- Identify best practices to communicate with NMPA during change submissions.
Workshop Content
Overview of Design Changes in China
- Regulatory framework for design changes under NMPA.
- Key differences between Chinese requirements and global standards.
Significant vs. Non-Significant Changes
- Criteria for determining the significance of a change.
- Practical examples and decision-making flowcharts.
Preparing for a Design Change Submission
- Key documents required for significant changes.
- Common pitfalls and how to avoid delays in approval.
Integrating Design Change Assessments into Quality Systems
- Creating transparent and traceable change management processes.
Key Takeaways
- A structured approach to assess design changes for Chinese regulatory compliance.
- Practical tools, templates, and checklists to simplify documentation.
- Insights into maintaining a smooth approval process with the NMPA.
Target Audience
- Regulatory affairs managers handling Chinese market submissions.
- Quality assurance and R&D teams managing product lifecycle changes.
This workshop combines expert guidance, case studies, and actionable tools to ensure your design changes comply with Chinese regulatory requirements efficiently and effectively.