Tag: MedTech

As per the Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI), the union government must separate the prices of medical devices from package rates and rationalize trade margins of devices to mitigate compliance risk...............

Work practices such as administration of injections, blood sampling, needle recapping and disposal, treatment of trash, are some activities responsible for needlestick injuries and infections............

The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) has applauded the steps taken by Delhi government and the advisory given by IMA to consider capping of profit margin to 50% over the procurement cost of a hospital...........

Calling for the status quo on the price capping till MedTech industry is heard, the Medical Technology Association of India in its latest statement has sought a wider consultation to ensure that a balanced approach is adopted for patients’ wellbeing...........

The union cabinet has approved the MoU on cooperation in the field of regulation of medical products for human use amongst the medicine regulatory agencies of the BRICS countries..............

In a press statement, the Medical Technology Association of India (MTaI) has urged the Department of Pharmaceuticals to carve out a roadmap for a phased implementation of local content requirements in order to boost local manufacturing..............

The association that represents the global players has suggested enabling measures to ensure all-round growth in the medical technology sector............

In an exclusive interaction with the BioVoice News,  Ms Caroline Freeman, Principal Consultant, Consulting Services, IQVIA and Mr Sundeep Shrivastava, Senior Director, Clinical Operations, Asia Pacific Medical Devices, IQVIA shared their views on the host of issues concerning medical technology sector...............

The Drug Controller General of India in his latest order has waived off the requirement of no objection certificate for export of medical device consignments to all countries...............

The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry has said that by denying preferential pricing to Indian manufacturers, the draft policy guidelines can be said to be bordering on encouraging, what it called, pseudo manufacturing.............