The Canadian Product Number (CPN) is a unique identification code implemented by Health Canada for medical devices and medical appliances. The code consists of 14 digits and is used to identify the type, model, lot, date of manufacture, manufacturer and other information of a medical device or medical appliance to avoid confusion and misuse. The use of the Canada Pyrazole Code helps to improve the quality and safety of medical device management.
The application of Canadian Pyrazole Codes is very wide-ranging, including medical consumables, medical devices, ingredient medicines, fixed equipment, blood products and other aspects. All of these products require pyrazole code labeling to be sold in the marketplace. The Canadian Pyrazole Code not only provides easy and fast product identification and management, but also facilitates information ****sharing between healthcare organizations, medical device manufacturers and health insurance companies, promoting collaboration and development in the healthcare industry.
The Role of Canadian Pyrazole Codes in Medical Device Regulation
The implementation of Canadian Pyrazole Codes can play a positive role in the regulation of medical devices in Canada from the aspects of summarizing and analyzing device usage, transparency of the safety and effectiveness of the device as well as carrying out the regulation of expiry and end-of-life. At the same time, pyrazole coding also provides an important basis for the smooth handling of major incidents, the implementation of recalls and other measures to strengthen the management of the quality and safety of medical devices. In conclusion, the important role of pyrazole coding in medical device regulation in Canada has been continuously strengthened and expanded.