Health Canada to adopt STED format for Class III and IV devices

Health Canada is planning to adopt the STED, the global submission document, for submissions relating to Class III (medium- to high-risk) and IV (highest-risk) medical device premarket licence applications1.

Health Canada is planning to adopt the STED, the global submission document, for submissions relating to Class III (medium- to high-risk) and IV (highest-risk) medical device premarket licence applications1.

The STED – or the Summary Technical Documentation for Demonstrating Conformity to the Essential Principles of Safety and Performance of...

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