
NMPA News Roundup December 2019
Here’s the latest NMPA news roundup, for December 2019, affecting MedTech pros who offer devices and IVDs in China, provided by China Med Device, LLC.
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Here’s the latest NMPA news roundup, for December 2019, affecting MedTech pros who offer devices and IVDs in China, provided by China Med Device, LLC.

NMPA announced 25 recalls in December 2019, including two Class I recalls. Class I recall (the most serious): Johnson & Johnson: Multiaxial pedicle fixation system

NMPA changed status of forty industry standards from “Mandatory” to “Recommended” in December 2019. Although both mandatory and recommended standards are not legally binding, manufacturers

NMPA recognizes the urgent need for certain devices and IVDs. Those indicated for life-threatening illnesses can be granted Conditional Approval if the benefits of the

As innovation devices and first-of-kind products flood into China market, NMPA seeks to strengthen the clinical-trial approval requirements for certain devices. NMPA published the Catalog

NMPA published the “Guideline on Expert Panel/ Public Advisory Meeting” on December 5, 2019. During the NMPA registration process, Expert Panel weigh the available evidence

China’s current NMPA medical device classification system has been in place since August 1, 2018, which specifies that “classifications should be based on the Device

NMPA published the final version of “Clinical Trial Exemptions Catalog for Medical Devices” on December 20, 2019. It is an effort to implement risk-based clinical

NMPA issued the “Guideline on Real World Data (RWD) Used in Medical Device Clinical Evaluation (Draft)” on December 13, 2019. Feedbacks need to be submitted

Only one out of five medical devices granted Innovative Device Status by NMPA in 2019 were imported. Since domestic and overseas manufacturers have equal opportunity

“Regulation of Medical Device Clinical Trial Quality Management (so called China GCP)” issued on March 1, 2016 specifies that “Clinical trial sites must be on

You may find it complicated and confusing when trying to navigate through China’s medical device classification, registration and clinical trials process. In addition, to make