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EUDAMED: first four modules become mandatory to use from 28 May 2026
Deadline 28 May 2026 Published 27 Nov 2025
The Commission states that the first four EUDAMED modules will be mandatory to use from 28 May 2026. The notice does not name the four modules, so teams should check the Commission's EUDAMED pages to confirm which ones apply to their device and economic-operator role.
Original title: The EUDAMED four first modules will be mandatory to use as from 28 May 2026
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New MDCG guidance, implementing acts, standards and EUDAMED changes, each explained in two lines: what changed and who must act.
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