Hello Anon,
That sounds about right, it would fall under the Annual Reporting. Though it really depends on the new model of instrument/equipment what is exactly being changed. If it is from the same company, new model does not impact the process, there is no impact to S&E, then probably Annual Reporting. Of course, would need further detail to device type, processes by user, instruments/equipment used, but based on information probably a can confirm conclusion.
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Richard Vincins ASQ-CQA, MTOPRA, RAC
Vice President Global Regulatory Affairs
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-Oct-2023 17:18
From: Anonymous Member
Subject: Annual Report - PMA
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Hello Experts,
I have a Class III IVD product that received its PMA approval. We have two pieces of equipment in our lab which our supplier is replacing with a new model. We plan to purchase the new model and validate. I believe this should be put on the annual report, not a 30-day notification, as we are not changing the manufacture processing and we are not affecting the S&E. We are purchasing the equipment from the same approved supplier who was on the original PMA. Would you agree this would be the correct approach? Thanks.