
Clinical Evaluation Report: EU MDR Requirements
Clinical evidence is central to demonstrating the safety and performance of medical devices in the European Union.
Our CE Marking Technical File services support in vitro diagnostic (IVD) manufacturers in preparing compliant technical documentation under the EU In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (EU) 2017/746. Patient Guard helps you compile, review, and strengthen your Technical File to support conformity assessment and successful EU market access.
IVD manufacturers placing products on the European market must prepare and maintain comprehensive technical documentation to demonstrate compliance with the EU In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR) 2017/746.
A CE Marking Technical File is a core requirement under IVDR and must demonstrate that the device meets the applicable General Safety and Performance Requirements (GSPRs), as well as performance and safety expectations.
Patient Guard provides expert CE Marking Technical File services for IVD manufacturers, supporting the preparation, review, remediation, and ongoing maintenance of IVDR-compliant documentation.
We help manufacturers build structured, audit-ready Technical Files aligned with IVDR Annex II and Annex III requirements, supporting notified body review where applicable.
Whether preparing new documentation, upgrading legacy files, or addressing compliance gaps, we provide a clear and compliant pathway to CE marking readiness.
We have extensive experience supporting IVD manufacturers with EU regulatory compliance.
We support start-ups, SMEs and global manufacturers across diagnostic sectors.
Our team understands the complexity of IVDR and notified body expectations for IVD documentation.
We ensure your Technical File is complete, compliant, and ready for assessment.
We support the creation and structuring of Technical Files in line with IVDR Annex II and Annex III.
We review your existing documentation to identify missing or non-compliant elements.
We prepare or review GSPR checklists to demonstrate compliance with IVDR requirements.
We review labelling and Instructions for Use to ensure IVDR compliance.
We support post-market surveillance, vigilance, and performance follow-up documentation.
Under Regulation (EU) 2017/746, manufacturers must prepare and maintain technical documentation demonstrating compliance with IVDR.
A compliant IVD Technical File typically includes:
We assess your IVD device, classification, and documentation status.
We review your existing Technical File against IVDR requirements.
We identify missing sections and compliance gaps.
We support the compilation and structuring of your Technical File.
We support final checks ahead of notified body submission or audit.
We support Technical File preparation for a wide range of IVDs, including:
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Ensure regulatory compliance and market readiness with expertly prepared CE Marking In Vitro Diagnostic Technical Files. Pricing starts from £6,000, with preferential rates for multiple products.
Assessment of your device and existing documentation against MDR Annex II & III requirements.
Compilation, structuring, and correction of documentation including GSPR, risk management, and performance data.
Final compliance check and preparation for Notified Body review or EU market placement.
Fast turnaround: most Technical Files are delivered within 4–8 weeks, subject to completeness of product information.
An IVD Technical File is the set of documentation required to demonstrate that an in vitro diagnostic device complies with IVDR 2017/746.
Yes, all IVDs placed on the EU market require technical documentation, with the level of detail depending on classification and risk.
It includes device description, risk management, performance evaluation, verification and validation data, GSPR compliance, labelling, and post-market documentation.
Yes, we can review and remediate existing documentation to ensure compliance with IVDR.
Timelines vary depending on device complexity and documentation availability, but initial reviews can begin within days.
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