At the 2014 UDI Conference, FDA commented on their plans to share Unique Device Identification (UDI) data from the Global UDI Database (GUDID) with healthcare providers and the public. Approximately 33,000 records have been uploaded to the GUDID and once a meaningful set of data records are established (anticipated in Jan 2015), they will share through the National Library of Medicine (NLM) website where pharmaceutical label information is currently stored.
USDM Life Sciences will help you assess, plan and execute the changes and enhancements necessary to meet regulatory requirements, including the Drug Supply Chain Security Act, Unique Device Identification and Meaningful Use Rule.
How do you plan to use this data? Email us your ideas at ComplianceSolutions@usdm.com.
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