FDA Releases LDT Regulatory Framework, Notification Draft Guidances

Two promised draft guidances on FDA’s framework for regulating laboratory developed tests and notification and medical device reporting requirements for LDTs have been posted. The agency wants swift notification from labs for most available LDTs once a framework is finalized.

FDA followed through with its promise to officially issue its proposals to regulate laboratory-developed tests as soon as possible under congressional notification requirements with the Sept. 30 posting of two draft guidances.

One of the document outlines the agency’s planned regulatory framework for LDTs and the other more specifically describes...

Read the full article – start your free trial today!

Join thousands of industry professionals who rely on Medtech Insight for daily insights

  • Start your 7-day free trial
  • Explore trusted news, analysis, and insights
  • Access comprehensive global coverage
  • Enjoy instant access – no credit card required

More from Regulation

Investors Urged To Prioritize Patient Engagement To Ensure Clients’ Products Succeed

 

To succeed in medtech, investors must focus on patient outcomes. Gilde Healthcare says involving patients boosts product effectiveness, access and market success — making it a smart strategy in today’s strained healthcare systems.

EU Life Sciences Strategy Must Address ‘Regulatory Lasagna’

 

MedTech Europe is ready to become involved and shape Europe’s Life Sciences Strategy and help drive regulatory simplification from the top to make the EU “the world’s most attractive place for life sciences by 2030.”

FDA Publishes Final Cybersecurity Guidance To Replace Final Cybersecurity Guidance

 

The US FDA has issued an updated final guidance document on cybersecurity considerations for medical device manufacturers that replaces a previous final guidance the agency issued in 2023.

New Regulation Significantly Expands eIFU Usage Scope

 

Amendment brings new benefits for device accessories and aesthetic devices used by healthcare professionals.

More from Policy & Regulation