ISO 13485 – Guide to requirements and content
Anyone involved in the development of software medical devices is certainly no stranger to the term “Quality management system” (QMS). You may also have heard of ISO 13485 in this context. ISO 13485 is a standard that defines the requirements for a quality...
NUB as Cost Reimbursement for Software Products in Hospitals
Even today, hospital operations without IT are hardly conceivable, as hacker attacks unfortunately often demonstrate. However, digital innovations such as AI-supported diagnostic software and clinical decision support systems promise to fundamentally improve patient...
Class I Software according to MDR – is that still possible? (September 2025)
Are there still Class I software medical devices according to MDR? Are regulatory authorities really withdrawing Class I software products from the market in droves? Which federal state do I need to go to in order to remain on the market with my Class I software? As...
Classification of software medical devices: MDR Guideline
“The use of my app is completely safe. It certainly falls into the lowest risk category.”- MDR probably sees it differently. Anyone who wants to certify their software as a medical device in accordance with the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) must deal...
Guide: Is your software a medical device?
That a pacemaker should be a regulated medical device is obvious. However, with software, especially apps, the ambiguity is greater. Software must also be classified as a regulated medical device under the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) if it is used for specific...
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