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Date: 2012-02-17 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

REPRODUCTIVE & UROLOGY ORDER

Issued by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare · Central Drugs Standard Control Organization

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Executive Summary & Key Takeaways

What it means

  • The notification constitutes a Medical Device Advisory Committee (MDAC)-Reproductive & Urology to advise the Drugs Controller General (India) (DCG(I)) on matters related to the review and regulatory approval of new medical devices and clinical trials (except for Investigational New Medical Device) in the Reproductive & Urology fields.

Key Changes

  • A Medical Device Advisory Committee (MDAC) for Reproductive & Urology is established to advise DCG(I).
  • The committee will review applications for new medical devices introduced for the first time in the country and global clinical trials.
  • The committee will prepare guidelines for the clinical research industry regarding acceptance criteria for marketing approval of new medical devices.
  • The committee will define a roadmap for the research industry for the appropriate development of new medical devices relevant to the Indian population.
  • The committee will assess the risk versus benefit, innovation, and unmet medical needs in India when considering new medical device approvals.
  • Applications can be evaluated through meetings or by circulation.
  • Members must declare any conflicts of interest.
  • Members will hold office for three years and are eligible for re-nomination.
  • The DCG(I) office will initially examine applications and inform applicants of any missing data within 45 working days.
  • Committee members are expected to provide expert opinions within 6 weeks of receiving a proposal.
  • Members must maintain confidentiality.
  • Members must submit their bio-data.

Impact Analysis

Medical Device Manufacturers

  • Action Item: Prepare detailed documentation for new device applications and clinical trial proposals, addressing the criteria outlined by the MDAC.

Clinical Research Industry

  • Action Item: Monitor and adapt to the new guidelines and roadmap developed by the MDAC.

Healthcare Providers and Patients

  • Action Item: Stay informed about new medical device approvals and their potential benefits for patients.

Drugs Controller General (India) DCG(I)

  • Action Item: Ensure efficient processing of applications and timely communication with applicants and the MDAC.

Key Entities Referenced

Medical Device Advisory Committee (MDAC)-Reproductive & Urology: A committee constituted to advise the Drugs Controller General (India) (DCG(I)) on matters related to the review and regulatory approval of new medical devices and clinical trials (except for Investigational New Medical Device) in the Reproductive & Urology fields. Drugs Controller General (India) (DCG(I)): The regulatory authority responsible for approving new medical devices and clinical trials in India. The MDAC advises DCG(I) in the decision making process.
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X.19029/2/20 Il-DFQC Government of India f1.> 104'8.1 f}.~ ~)istry of Health & Family Welfare I Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi r~ # Dated the\o May, 2011 Subject - Constitution of Medical Device Advisory Committee (MDAC) to advice drugs Controller General (India) DCG (I) in matters for Review of Applications of new Medical Device &, Clinical Trials- regarding. It has been decided to constitute a Medical Device Advisory Committee (MDAC)- Reproductive & Urology to advise DCG(I) in matters related to review and regulatory approval of New medical Devices & Clinical Trials (except for Investigational New Medical Devise) of Reproductive & Urology Medical Devices. The committee is hereby constituted with the following composition with immediate effect: Noe-,:-~i Sr Expert 1 I Dr. Suneeta Prof. and Head, Department of JMi!t?:l _ Obstetrics and G necolo Prof. and Head, Department of 2 [DrS~~~g~rwaJ :1:Of~;;;::b Ne hrolo prof. and Head, Department of VMMC &, Safdarjung Urolo Hos itah.Q~Ll1i Prof. and Head, Department of RML Hospital, Delhi Obstetrics and G necolo 5 JPr:QL_J1~~~J'vl§lnQal Prof. and Head, De artment of Urolo (i) To undertake in-depth evaluation of non-clinical data, clinical trial data, etc, furnished by the applicant for approval of following: • New Medical Device to be introduced for the first time in the country. • Global clinical trials (iii) Preparing Guidelines for clinical research industry in evolving acceptance criteria for marketing approval of new Medical Device. (iv) Defining roadmap for research industry for appropriate development of new Medical Device relevant to Indian population. (v) While conside~ing for approval of new Medical Device the committees will examine the essentiality and desirability of new Medical Device in terms of:, Assessment of Risk versus Benefit to the patient y Innovation vis- a-vis existing device option y Unmet medical need in India 2. Applications for new Medical Device and Global clinical trials can be evaluated by the committee either through meeting or by circulation ofthe applications. 5. The experts nominated as a member for the committee should not have any conflict of interest as per the declaration given at Annexure-A. 6. The members of the committee shall hold office for a period of three years but shall be eligible for re-nomination provided that the persons nominated continue to hold their offices in their respective organization by virtue ofwhich they are nominated. 7. In case a member retires during the term of validity, an alternative member from the same Institute or from some other Institute will be nominated as member for the committee. 8. Office of Drugs Controller General (India) {DCG(I)}will initially examine such applications, if any particular data is lacking same will be informed to the applicant within 45 working days or else the data will be forwarded to the members ofthe committee. 9. The members of the committee should be in a position to give their expert opinion within a period of 6 weeks from the receipt of such proposal. 10.The members of the committee should follow the Principle of Confidentiality with respect to the documents submitted by the applicants. 11.The members of the Committee should submit their Bio-data as per the format annexed at Annexure-B. >. ~' \'v (Sudhir Kumar) Under Secretary to the Government ofIndia Telefax: 23062292 Copy to : ~fice of Drugs Controller General (India) - to inform all members of MDAC- Reproductive &Urology. I I I AI I 2. Secretary(H&FW) DG, Dte.GHS AS&DG(CGHS) SS&F JS(R) Director (Drugs) 3. Cash(Health) Section/IFD

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