Placing medical devices on the Malaysian market requires manufacturers and distributors to navigate the regulatory requirements established under the Medical Device Act 2012 set by the Medical Device Authority (MDA). Medical devices are subject to registration requirements and applicable conformity assessment procedures based on their classification and regulatory pathway.
This webinar provides an overview of Malaysia’s medical device conformity assessment and registration framework. It will introduce key considerations across medical device classifications and explain the role of conformity assessment within the registration process. The session will also look at how approvals from recognised overseas regulatory authorities may be used as part of the verification process for medical device registration in Malaysia, where applicable.
This session provides medical device industry participants with a general overview of the regulatory framework and applicable processes for placing medical devices on the Malaysian market.
Conformity assessment
Understand the roles and responsibilities of registered conformity assessment bodies when assessing technical documentation and quality management systems.
Risk classifications
Learn how medical devices are classified from Class A, the lowest risk, to Class D, the highest risk, within the Malaysian framework.
Regulatory reliance
Explore how prior approvals from recognised overseas regulatory authorities may be considered within the applicable Malaysian verification pathway.
Documentation standards
Get a general introduction to the Common Submission Dossier Template (CSDT) used for medical device registration.
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Audrey Yap
Certification Body Manager & Senior Auditor, TÜV SÜD Malaysia
Audrey Yap has 10 years of experience as a Lead Auditor and Technical Documentation Assessor and 12 years in medical devices and pharmaceuticals.
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