The Medical Technology Committee is the working platform for national associations and manufacturers of Medical Devices and IVD’s within eurom. The committee meets on a monthly basis and has a strong focus on regulatory issues, such as supporting the activities of the Medical Device Coordination Group (MDCG).
Inhalation, anaesthetic, ventilatory and oxygen devices, and interrelated safety and patient monitoring equipment
Medical gas supply systems and interrelated monitoring equipment
Incubators and interrelated monitoring equipment
Pressure and climatic chambers
Furniture for hospitals
Operating tables
Surgical lights
Reusable infusion and transfusion devices and pumps, reusable syringes, and cannulas
Surgical and diagnostic instruments and devices for medical veterinary surgery
Dental instruments, devices, and burrs (medical and technical)
Endoscopes
Optic medical instruments and devices, including operation microscopes, and lasers
Ophthalmological instruments and devices
Non-active endoprosthesis and osteoimplants
Orthoses and orthopaedic products
Prostheses and fitting parts for orthopaedic appliances
Wheelchairs
Instruments and devices for rehabilitation
Medical compression stockings and hosieries
Clinically used sterilisers and their accessories
Topics of interest
European Regulation for Medical Devices EU 2017/745 (MDR)
European Regulation on in vitro diagnostic medical devices (EU) 2017/746 (IVDR)
Other New Legislative Framework (NLF) legislation (Machinery, Low Voltage, Radio Equipment Directive, Blue Guide and others
Unique Device Identification (UDI)
Eudamed
Standards
International matters, IMDRF
Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence
Digital Health
Electronic instructions for use
Environmental and circular economy legislation (e.g. Green Deal, Circular Economy Action Plan, Chemical Strategy for Sustainability, in particular but not limited to WEEE, ROHS, REACH, CLP, Biocidal Products Regulation, POP Regulation, Eco-design, Battery Regulation, Green claims, Packaging, SCIP)
Market development/ statistics in Europe and worldwide