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GAMP 5 update: computerized system expectations for pharma manufacturers

European Pharmaceutical Review

The validation of computerized systems should be focused on ‘intended use’ and scaled commensurate with the risks to patient safety, product quality and data integrity” The focus until now has too often been on compliance and not on quality. Takeaways from ISPE’s GAMP 5 Second Edition update.

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The Top 3 Legal Considerations for Pediatric Digital Health Companies

Nixon Gwilt Law

Pediatric healthcare innovation companies—especially those in AR/VR/XR, Digital Therapeutics (“DTx”), Remote Monitoring, Virtual Care Management, Telehealth, and Telebehavioral health—need a deep understanding of the laws and regulations that govern this special market.

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For rare disease patients in Mainland China, hope of greater access to treatment

Clarivate

Recent policy and regulatory moves have begun to sketch out a framework for rare disease drug approvals in the country, but obstacles to approvals and patient access remain. The list, designed to serve as a reference point for prioritized drug review and evaluation policies, included 121 rare diseases. [8]. 10] [11] [12].

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Emerging Trends in Orthopedic Medical Device Industry

Medico Reach

Since the inception of the clinical specialization, the orthopedic industry has relied on reusable surgical instrumentation. From procedure efficacy and cost to safety and training, there are still several challenges to overcome before robot-assisted surgery becomes standard practice. However, some specific trends demand a closer look.

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Emerging Trends in Orthopedic Medical Device Industry

Medico Reach

Since the inception of the clinical specialization, the orthopedic industry has relied on reusable surgical instrumentation. From procedure efficacy and cost to safety and training, there are still several challenges to overcome before robot-assisted surgery becomes standard practice. However, some specific trends demand a closer look.

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