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December 01, 2021
Special Pathways for Innovative Devices:
A Guide to the FDA’s Breakthrough Device and Safer Technologies Programs
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Want to get medical devices to market faster? Want all the perks of acceptance into the FDA’s Breakthrough Devices Program or Safer Technologies Program (STeP) without the hassle? Special Pathways for Innovative Devices: A Guide to the FDA’s Breakthrough Device and Safer Technologies Programs is the answer.
The agency’s special review pathways offer much to the manufacturers of the devices accepted, from additional FDA consultation to priority review status. But if one is at all unclear on the specific criteria, intricacies of the submission process and detailed benefits, one is missing out.
Special Pathways for Innovative Devices explains all of this and more, including reimbursement considerations for program-approved devices. This report will empower readers to understand and use to one’s advantage:
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Eligibility requirements for both programs - Timing and content of submissions
- Review process
- Unique handling for combination products
- Reasons for withdrawal of breakthrough device designation
- Outlook for reimbursement for digital health products
- Impending repeal of the Medicare Coverage of Innovative Technology (MCIT) rule and its impact on breakthrough devices
Getting a breakthrough or STeP designation can propel your device to success. This success begins with Special Pathways for Innovative Devices: A Guide to the FDA’s Breakthrough Device and Safer Technologies Programs.
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Special Pathways for Innovative Devices:
A Guide to the FDA’s Breakthrough Device and Safer Technologies Programs
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