This is an update of a post I did some time ago giving links to all the regulatory bodies around the world (including EU states) that I could find that supplied alerts etc.
In a number of cases you will have to make a few more steps until you get to the medical device or medicines stuff.
Steve
EDIT: Most of the links are now dead. Too many to try to find current links to.
I'm reviving this thread for the benefit of many forum users. In general I find the design of websites supposed to inform the public on reported adverse events/recalls horrendous. Hopefully we will see some progress in the future but at the moment collecting data about a specific device/ gorup of devices remains a very very difficult task.
Here is an additionnal link regarding the TGA doing already a better job: Safety information & education
There's nothing compared in the EU level, because right now this is done in a national basis. You have to go into each country regulatory body and verify if they have a database. In the future, EUDAMED will have all information at the Eu level.
There is no European equivalent to the MAUDE database as confidentiality is enshrined into the directives.
Competent authorities can and do publish relevant Field Safety Notices.
There is no European equivalent to the MAUDE database as confidentiality is enshrined into the directives.
Competent authorities can and do publish relevant Field Safety Notices.
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