How to Gather Clinical Evidence for Combination Products
The process for gathering clinical evidence is different for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and biologics. Depending on the product, the manufacturer starts with very different information. Thus when working with a combination product, the manufacturer needs to think about chemistry, materials, and compatibility. Susan Alpert, principal of SFA Consulting, explains the complexity involved and how manufacturers of combination products should approach the process at the MedTech Intelligence Combination Products Conference in Washington, DC.
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