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Certainly we would expect clinicalcommunications, as well as HCP-patient communications, to include discussions of test results over time as these would seem highly relevant to clinical decision making. The final guidance focuses on labeling as a means to effectuate Criterion 4. software or labeling.
Wireless medical devices use wireless radio frequency communication such as wifi, Bluetooth, and cellular/mobile phone technology. Category I: SaMD that provides information to inform clinicalmanagement for a disease or condition in a nonserious situation or condition is a Category I and is considered to be of low impact.
Wireless medical devices use wireless radio frequency communication such as wifi, Bluetooth, and cellular/mobile phone technology. Category I: SaMD that provides information to inform clinicalmanagement for a disease or condition in a nonserious situation or condition is a Category I and is considered to be of low impact.
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