CDRH Accelerates Software Development To Improve Collaboration With Industry

FDA’s device center hopes the effort, which is intended to model a quicker-turnaround “Silicon Valley” approach to system development, will help reduce time-to-market for new devices, and simplify some post-market surveillance efforts.

CDRH says it is taking rapid steps to upgrade its IT and social networking capabilities to deepen its collaboration with device makers and improve communication with the public.

FDA’s device center hopes the project, which is intended to model a quicker-turnaround “Silicon Valley”-approach to system development, will ultimately...

Welcome to Medtech Insight

Create an account to read this article

More from Archive

More from Medtech Insight

What Do Money, Gender, And Politics Have To Do With Device Recalls? Quite A Lot

 

During the MDIC Excellence in Quality Summit, an expert in product recalls offered several unconventional and somewhat controversial factors that impact how quickly device makers initiate a recall once they discover a problem.

US FDA Appropriations Cut In Proposed Shutdown-Ending Agreement

 

But the Senate’s reduction would not be as much as the House of Representatives and President Trump proposed earlier this year, which is likely a win for the agency.

Stryker Eyes Double-Digit Inari Growth Through Early 2026, With Global Expansion To Follow

 
• By 

Record Mako installations in the third quarter fueled growth across Stryker’s orthopedics portfolio, supporting higher revenue in the “Ortho Other” category. Executives said new product launches and software upgrades are broadening clinical applications.