Data di ultimo aggiornamento 27 giugno 2024
The Ministry of Health in Italy (MoH) is the Competent Authority (CA) for medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices. MoH recognises the voluntary use of Eudamed by economic operators.
The mandatory use of Eudamed is expected to run from the date corresponding to six months from the date of publication of the notice in the Official Journal of the European Union about the full functionality of Eudamed (see the Article 123.3 (d)/MDR and 113.3 (f) IVDR).
Considering the above provision and that Italy will have to maintain the obligation to registering in the Italian national database as long as the law provides it, companies can voluntarily register themselves into Eudamed.
According to the Regulations, Competent Authorities are required to verify and validate the data of economic operators registering in Eudamed in order to approve the registration request and allow the economic operator to obtain the SRN. It should also be noted that the Regulations do not provide for specific timeframes for the verification and validation of applications in Eudamed by the Competent Authorities.
In order to proceed with registration, companies with actor roles as manufacturers, authorised representatives, importers, systems and procedure pack producers (SPPP) can read indications in the EUDAMED Economic Operator user guide available on the Commission's website.
For more details on the obligations and related rules for the registration in Eudamed of actors other than manufacturers, authorised representatives and importers, please refer to document MDCG 2021-13.
For more information on Eudamed, please visit the European Commission webpage: Eudamed overview
All registration applications received on Eudamed for Italian based economic operators and their associated non-EU manufacturers must be validated by the Ministry of Health. Incomplete registration applications will be returned to the economic operator for completion. Once validated, the economic operator will receive a single registration number (SRN) issued by Eudamed.
The Italian Ministry of Health requires the following information for a successful application on Eudamed from extra EU Manufacturer and extra EU SPPP
STEP 1 - Actor identification
STEP 2 - Authorised Representative
STEP 3 - Actor address
STEP 4 - Actor contact details
Contact details for Competent Authorities
Public contact details
STEP 5 - Regulatory Persons– In case the person responsible for regulatory compliance is not within the organisation, it is required to indicate a declaration in the free text box at the STEP 7 that the organisation is a micro or small enterprise within the meaning of Commission Recommendation 2003/361/EC. According to the article 15(2)/MDR and IVDR, micro or small enterprises shall not be required to have the person responsible for regulatory compliance within their organisation but shall have such person permanently and continuously at their disposal.
STEP 6 - Registering Local Actor Administrator
Indicate data already used in the EU Login details. Eu Login is linked to a professional e-mail; please do not use generic email address linked to a shared mail box.
EUDAMED personal data
EUDAMED email of the user for the actor
Signed declaration – upload the declaration filling out all of the fields required
Are you sub-contractor for this actor?
In case you are a sub-contractor indicate the following
STEP 7 - Competent Authority
In case of incomplete applications, the application will be 'not approved' as 'incomplete or incorrect'. For more information on the stages afterwards the rejection, please refer to the EUDAMED Economic Operator user guide.
Extra EU SPPP are required to follow the instructions above for the applicable STEPs in Eudamed.
In addition, the Italian Ministry of Health requires the following information in the STEP 5 for a successful application on Eudamed:
STEP 5 - Competent Authority
We recall that according to the guidance MDCG 2021-13, the Competent Authority to be chosen by a non-EU SPPP is: