FDA Updates COVID-19 Test Policy
The FDA has updated its COVID-19 test policy to ensure continued access to tests, transitioning traditional premarket review pathways.
The FDA has updated its COVID-19 test policy to ensure continued access to tests, transitioning traditional premarket review pathways.
Roche Molecular Systems’ cobas SARS-CoV-2 and Influenza A/B Nucleic Acid Test is for use on the cobas Liat System. The false positive results may be related to two issues observed by Roche.
The two new templates offer recommendations on what to include in emergency use authorization requests for serology tests.
A memo recommends that facilities conducting patient lab tests use authorized detection antigens to prevent the spread of covid-19 in nursing homes.
Read MoreThe page offers resources such as emergency use authorization templates and FAQs regarding surveillance testing and the testing of asymptomatic individuals.
Read MoreThe virtual laboratory survey process consists of three parts: documentation, review, and a video conference.
Read MoreThe template will help developers submit EUA requests for covid-19 diagnostics that can be performed entirely in settings such as homes, offices, or schools.
Read MoreOn July 29, the FDA will host a virtual Town Hall for clinical labs and commercial manufacturers involved in developing diagnostic tests for SARS-CoV-2.
Read MoreThe updates clarify FDA’s previous recommendations for demonstrating clinical performance and presenting validation data and provide new recommendations.
Read MoreAI-driven software can help labs expertly navigate the prior authorization landscape.
Read MoreIf the agency’s proposed reclassification is finalized, devices of this type may go through the 510(k) pathway for clearance instead of the premarket approval (PMA) pathway.
Read MoreThe waiver will provide temporary relief from federal regulations requiring pathologists to render primary diagnoses onsite at healthcare facilities.
Read MoreCMS has issued a change request to inform Medicare administrative contractors about new HCPCS codes that are subject to and excluded from CLIA edits.
Read MoreFinal rules require access to health information, spur innovation, and aim to end information blocking.
Read MoreFDA and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued warning letters to seven companies for selling fraudulent COVID-19 products.
Read MoreFDA has recently issued two guidance documents for developers of in vitro diagnostics.
Read MoreIllumina has filed two additional patent infringement suits relating to BGI’s sequencing products. Related patent suits are pending in Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Turkey and the United States.
Read MoreThe Cloud-based solution automates the analysis of next-generation sequencing data for liquid biopsy and FFPE workflows.
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