Navigating Software as a Medical Device regulation involves addressing varying global standards, including risk-based classifications.
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Software as a Medical Device faces many challenges related to quality management systems.
Clinical validation is an integral part of clinical evaluation of an SaMD, which is defined as a set of ongoing activities conducted for the assessment and analysis of an SaMD’s clinical safety, effectiveness and performance as intended by the manufacturer.