Crunch Time for the Global Harmonization Task Force
This article was originally published in RAJ Devices
Executive Summary
Wind down, carry on much as before or be completely reinvented. These were three potential scenarios for the Global Harmonization Task Force that senior medical device regulators and industry executives from around the world were asked to consider at the plenary session of the 12th GHTF conference in Toronto on 12-14 May.
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