Calls for Policy Reforms to Curb Unfair Import Practices and Boost Make-in-India Initiative in Medical Devices SectorThe Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD), representing domestic manufacturers, has called upon the government to impose safeguard duties on imported medical devices to protect Indiaโs burgeoning medical
In the pursuit of accessible and cost-effective healthcare, refurbished medical devices have emerged as a pivotal component in India's medical infrastructure. By providing high-quality equipment at reduced costs, these devices are instrumental in bridging the healthcare gap, particularly in underserved regions.The Role of Refurbished Medical
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
India's medical device sector is witnessing transformative changes with recent government initiatives designed to propel the country into a global manufacturing hub for medical devices. Minister Naddaji, along with Minister of State Ms. Patel and Secretary of Pharmaceuticals Dr. Arunish Chawla, recently announced new incentives
The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) and the Association of Indian Medical Devices (AiMed), in alliance with the Manufacturers of Imaging, Therapy and Radiology Devices Association (MITRA), the Association of Diagnostic Manufacturers of India (ADMI), and key stakeholders from the MedTech industry, held
Dr. Minnie BodhanwalaCEO Wadia Hospital Mumbai.As India strives to become a $5 trillion economy, its healthcare sector is poised for a significant transformation. With a growing population and an increasing burden of non-communicable diseases, India's healthcare system faces numerous challenges. However, this also presents an
By Rajiv Nath,ย 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
- 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
