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Circular No. (18) 2022

Circular No. (18) 2022 — Assigning a post-market surveillance officer
BahrainChief Executive Office, National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA)Vigilance
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Circular No. (18) 2022 is the official NHRA identifier for “Circular No. (18) 2022 — Assigning a post-market surveillance officer”. Circular No. (18) 2022 is the official identifier NHRA uses for this instrument.

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Circular No. (18) 2022
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Published
12 May 2022
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Circular No. (18) 2022 — Assigning a post-market surveillance officer

Circular No. (18) of 2022, from the Chief Executive Office of the NHRA — the assignment of a post-market surveillance officer. It tells the holders of Bahraini registrations who the officer is and what the role carries in post-market surveillance, and it opens by quoting Article (4) of Resolution (48) of 2020 — the Authority monitors the use of medical devices and products in the Kingdom and takes the measures needed to ensure their safe use and maintenance — as its basis, which is why the officer is placed with the facilities rather than with the Authority. Like Circular (1), it is printed in Arabic and English on one official PDF: one instrument, one regulation id, two source files. The English and Arabic passages are both short and each is carried as a single body block.

Circular No. (18) 2022 is the official identifier NHRA uses for this instrument. Always confirm the current consolidated text and transition provisions with the official source before filing.