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5 tips to help device manufacturers comply with PMCF follow-up activities

Climedo Health explains how you can connect with your product users to convince them to give regular and constructive feedback, allowing you to continuously ensure and prove the safety and performance of your medical devices.

5 tips to help device manufacturers comply with PMCF follow-up activities
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Munich-based software company Climedo Health has published a new free whitepaper to help medical device manufacturers incentivise their product users to give more regular, high-quality feedback. 

In line with the demands of the EU Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR 2017/745) and mandatory Post-Market Clinical Follow-up (PMCF) activities, gathering feedback will become crucial for all medical device manufacturers.

A key issue for medical device companies is connecting with their product users and convincing them to give regular and constructive feedback allowing manufacturers to continuously ensure and prove the safety and performance of their medical devices.

Based on Climedo Health’s market surveys and customer feedback, the company has compiled five practical tips for gathering feedback on medical devices in a new whitepaper. These tips apply whether they are dealing with doctors or patients:

  1. Going digital
  2. Knowing the product user
  3. Making their life easy
  4. Rewarding them
  5. Leveraging the power of automation


“Our recently published EU MDR survey results show that more than a quarter of respondents had trouble incentivising their product users to give device feedback”, says Veronika Schweighart, co-founder and COO of Climedo Health.

“But with the new MDR demands, gathering device data in the post-market phase will be crucial for all manufacturers. Furthermore, based on our conversations with clients, many also do not have any touchpoints with their users or even know who they are, which poses an issue for the development of user-centric medical devices. Our whitepaper aims to bridge this gap by showcasing the different opportunities offered by digital tools, engaging users effectively and working with automation.”

Downloaded “5 Tips for Incentivizing Your Product Users to Give Feedback” here free of charge. 

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