Medical Devices Committee

Prepared by AmCham’s Medical Devices Committee and submitted on 27th June 2015, as part of a sub group constituted by CDSCO, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, for which AmCham was given the responsibility to lead and submit draft Rules for Sales and Distribution of Medical Devices in India. (This document is not public).

AmCham along with AdvaMed jointly submitted recommendations to Dr. VK Subburaj, Secretary, Department of Pharmaceuticals on the Draft National Medical Devices Policy on 14th July 2015. Read More Cover Letter to Dr. VK Subburaj

AmCham along with AdvaMed jointly submitted recommendations to Mr. K L Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare on the Draft Gazette Notification GSR 449(E) on 17th July 2015. Read More Cover Letter to Mr. K L Sharma

AmCham letter to Dr. VK Subburaj, Secretary, Department of Pharmaceuticals regarding UCPMP on 12th October 2015. Read More

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These recommendations were submitted by AmCham’s Medical Devices Committee to Sh. K L Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, on 11th February 2016. Read More

These recommendations were submitted by AmCham’s Medical Devices Committee and AdvaMed to the Under Secretary, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, on 12th February 2016. Read More

Recommendations were submitted by AmCham’s Medical Devices Committee to the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) regarding the SUGAM Portal for online submission of the application for grant of licenses/permission in the medical devices and diagnostics division on 2nd February 2016. (Not for public disclosure.)

This letter was submitted to the Minister of Finance prior to the budget session in February 2015. Read More

The National Health Policy is the first step in achieving universal health coverage by advocating health as a fundamental right, whose “denial will be justiciable”. The inclusion of Non Communicable Diseases NCDs) in the policy for the first time is a very significant move towards achieving a ‘Swasth Bharat’… Read More