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In 2017, much of the ISO standards user community, as well as the supporting third party certification industry, was left with the same question. What standards/specifications aren’t changing right now?
The standard known as ISO 13485: 2003 - Medical devices - quality management systems - Requirements for regulatory purposes, has become the global standard for those involved in the manufacture of medical devices.