The rule is designed to improve the quality of information in medical devices after full implementation. Devices will be easier to identify in the case of adverse events and help healthcare providers and industry move more quickly to obtain information about the devices and manage recall more effectively.
Research has shown UDI can save as much as $16 billion annually, according to the report, by automating currently manual processes and improving efficiencies.
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