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Community Care – Country Profiles
Document - Posted on 08.04.2020
MedTech Europe Activity Report 2019
Document - Posted on 03.04.2020
MedTech Europe response to the Medical Device Manufacturer Internet of Things (IoT) Code of Conduct of the Global Digital Health Partnership
Document - Posted on 02.04.2020
The Value of Diagnostic Information in Heart Failure – infographics
Infographic - Posted on 31.03.2020
The Value of Diagnostic Information in Heart Failure – 2-pager
Document - Posted on 31.03.2020
Global InVitro Diagnostic (GIVD) Classification – Version 2020
Document - Posted on 27.03.2020
Information on Tenders from European countries
Document - Posted on 26.03.2020
Collection of European Union materials on COVID-19
Document - Posted on 18.03.2020
COVID-19 Procurement Actions (25 May 2020)
Document - Posted on 18.03.2020
The use of state-of-the-art standards in the absence of harmonised standards under the IVD and Medical Devices Regulations (IVDR/MDR)
Document - Posted on 17.03.2020
How Procurement Unlocks Value-Based Health Care
Document - Posted on 02.03.2020
MedTech Europe welcomes the European Commission’s White paper on Artificial Intelligence and the EU Data strategy
Document - Posted on 21.02.2020
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What we work on
MedTech Europe plays an active role in ensuring that patients have access to safe, life-improving technologies. We are committed to making health systems more efficient and sustainable, helping to create a better future together.
About us
MedTech Europe is the European trade association for the medical technology industry including diagnostics, medical devices and digital health.
About the industry
The medical technology industry is a dynamic and innovative sector working to save and improve lives. With more than 500,000 products and services on the market, medtech companies are improving patient outcomes and helping to make health systems more sustainable.