Early dialogue

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Early dialogue (ED) describes the initial, informal interactions between health technology developers and advice institutions / organizations.

The primary goal is to provide preliminary feedback on the development plans, addressing potential regulatory and clinical challenges early in the process. These discussions typically occur before substantial investment is made in product research and development. The service can be done by different organizations.

Early dialogues are offering a first rough overview and form the basis for a more specific Early advice approach.

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