Category: Post Market Surveillance

Clinical Evaluation Report (CER), Summary of Safety and Clinical Performance (SSCP) Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR),

CER, SSCP and PSUR

What’s the difference between CER, SSCP, and PSUR? Clin-r+ provides a break-down of the aspiration and content of each report, and explains why the reports are required under the EU MDR.

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Summary of Safety and Clinical Performance (SSCP)

Summary of Safety and Clinical Performance

A Summary of Safety and Clinical Performance (SSCP) is an external document that includes information about a medical device, such as general information about the device, a summary of the clinical data for the device, and possible therapeutic alternatives. Clin-r+ provides information on what is required under EU MDR and how it is used.

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Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR)

Periodic Safety Update Report

What is a PSUR? Periodic safety reporting improves medical devices and the advantages they provide to patients. All devices require either a PMSR or PSUR, and the risk associated with the device class determines which report is required, whether it must be reviewed by a notified body (NB), and the frequency of review.

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Effective Post Market Surveillance

Post Market Surveillance is a collection of processes and activities used to monitor the performance of a medical device. Clin-r+ identifies what your Notified Body wants to see in the Post Market Surveillance Plan and PSUR/PMSR.

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Post Market Surveillance

Post Market Surveillance

Clin-r+ shares how the QMS underpins this process, how the PMS process sits within this, and divides Post Market Surveillance between reactive and proactive PMS.

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