FDA Aligns U.S. Device Rules With ISO 13485, Replaces QSR With QMSR
February 5, 2026
You are not permitted to access this page. Please purchase membership to get full access to all articles or REGISTER TO GET 7 DAYS OF FREE ACCESS.
Register
Source: Management Systems World
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has replaced its long-standing Quality System Regulation (QSR) with the new Quality Management System Regulation (QMSR), changing the legal framework for quality management in the U.S. medical device sector.
Most popular news
-
Updated ISO 21001 for Educational Management Moves Focus to Learners and SustainabilityOctober 15, 2025Six Changes Reshape ISO 17020 Requirements For Inspection BodiesFebruary 24, 2026NIST Launches AI Agent Standards Initiative To Address Security And InteroperabilityFebruary 26, 2026ISO 9001 Revision: Draft International Standard Published, Public Inquiry StartsSeptember 2, 2025Final Weeks Before Transition Deadline for ISO 27001: Act by End of OctoberOctober 8, 2025ISO 20417 Update Integrates Medical Device Information Into Safety RequirementsMarch 25, 2026ISO 14001 Final Draft Approved For PublicationMarch 4, 2026AIAG–VDA Release Harmonized SPC Yellow Volume for Automotive IndustryFebruary 4, 2026ISO and IEC Form JTC 5 Committee on Digital Product Passport StandardsMarch 11, 2026ISO 17024 Enters Final Publication StageFebruary 4, 2026