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[A Brief Discussion on the in Vitro Diagnostic Reagent Inspection Practice of
Ting He1, Shuang Chu1, Jing Xie1
1Shanghai Center for Medical Device and Cosmetics Evaluation and Verification, Shanghai, 200020.
Summary
New regulations for medical device registration self-examination were issued in 2021. This study discusses their requirements for in vitro diagnostic reagents to aid industry compliance.
Area of Science:
- Regulatory Science
- Medical Device Compliance
- In Vitro Diagnostics
Context:
- The National Medical Products Administration released new Self-examination Management Regulations for Medical Device Registration on October 21, 2021.
- These regulations detail requirements for registration applicants regarding self-examination capabilities, reporting, and responsibilities.
- Ensuring the orderly development of medical device registration self-examination is a key objective.
Purpose:
- To interpret the key provisions of the new Self-examination Management Regulations for Medical Device Registration.
- To provide practical insights based on verification work with in vitro diagnostic reagents.
- To offer guidance for enterprises and regulatory bodies involved in medical device registration self-examination.
Summary:
- The study analyzes the 2021 Self-examination Management Regulations for Medical Device Registration, focusing on applicant requirements.
- It examines self-examination ability, report content, necessary declaration materials, and accountability.
- The analysis is grounded in practical experience with in vitro diagnostic reagent verification.
Impact:
- Aims to facilitate smoother implementation of the new regulations within the medical device industry.
- Provides a reference for companies seeking to comply with self-examination mandates.
- Supports regulatory bodies in overseeing the self-examination process for medical device registration.

