The Indian medical device industry is set to undergo significant transformation as regulatory authorities introduce a new classification system aimed at simplifying approval processes. This initiative is expected to enhance efficiency, reduce time-to-market for medical devices, and bolster the growth of the healthcare sector.The Central
Medical devices exports growth exceeds imports, govt move will prove to be shot-in-the-armThe Rs 500 crore MedTech scheme announced by the government on Friday will help the domestic players in the medical equipment industry to restart manufacturing and even become exporters. They had become
By Rajiv Nath, Forum Coordinator, Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD), New Delhi.The potential of the Indian medical devices industry is immense. With the implementation of enabling measures such as streamlining regulations, achieving self-reliance in domestic production and global competitiveness is very much within our
350+ Exhibitors from 16 countries set to showcase the best of healthcare technologies and equipment to 15,000+ attendeesIndian healthcare landscape is witnessing dynamic changes, driven by a combination of technological advancements, policy reforms, and evolving healthcare needs. Innovations such as telemedicine and digital health solutions
- No committee was formed to review the different tenets of the Bill: AIMED- If the Bill is passed as is for medical devices, India may be pushed into a supply chain crisis: Dr Giridhar Gyani, Secretary General, AHPIConsumer Patient groups, Healthcare Providers joined manufacturers
AiMeD and DRISP Russia will exchange information on economic and commercial matters Will share info on trade, investment and technology transfer opportunities and trendsIn a significant move aimed at giving a further boost to robust and long-standing trade relationship between India and Russia, Association
Class A & B Devices have been regulated since April 1 and manufacturers who were registered but not Licensed on April 1 were allowed to continue manufacturing and selling while the state and central government regulators sought compliance and audit certification etc . Similar written
Shows noble and ambitious intent of PM Narendra Modi: Rajiv Nath Association of Indian Medical Industry (AiMeD) Forum Coordinator Rajiv Nath has hailed Promotion of Research and Innovation in Pharma MedTech Sector (PRIP) Scheme as a “noble and ambitious intent” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
Medical devices sector can’t be regulated alongside drugs: Rajiv Nath The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD), an umbrella organization representing the interest of over 1200 manufacturers of medical devices, has reiterated its demand for a separate regulatory mechanism for medical device industry.
New Medical Device Bill, 2023 will prove catastrophic for domestic players: Rajiv Nath The New Drugs, Medical Devices and Cosmetics Bill, 2023 is fraught with loopholes and repercussions for domestic medical device industry and must be recalled for further deliberations and corrections failing which Prime
