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Humanitarian Device Exemptions

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This data package contains the lists of Humanitarian Device Exemptions delivred by the FDA (Food and Drug Administrati..

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Est. Price

~$5,000/yr est.

Update Frequency

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Pricing Tiers

1

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Quality SignalsC

Freshness

Recently enriched

56

Complete

56%

API

API Available

Product Overview

Healthcare NLP & Clinical Data Platform$

Offering: A comprehensive suite of NLP-based clinical entity recognition models and structured healthcare datasets for pharmacovigilance, clinical research, and population health analytics.

Best for: Healthcare data scientists and clinical researchers building automated pipelines for medical record de-identification and drug safety monitoring.

Benefits
  • Extensive library of pre-trained clinical NLP models
  • Multi-language support for clinical de-identification
  • High-granularity SDoH and clinical entity extraction
  • Cost-effective pricing compared to enterprise-scale healthcare data platforms
Drawbacks
⚠ Limited longitudinal patient journey tracking compared to Komodo Health · ⚠ Requires technical integration via API rather than turnkey dashboard solutions

Product Intelligence

Value Score
29
quality per $
Try-ability
0
ease of trial

Product Details

Use Cases
Rare disease market analysis | Medical device competitive intelligence | Regulatory compliance monitoring | M&A due diligence in life sciences | Clinical research pipeline tracking | Healthcare innovation benchmarking | Orphan drug and device strategy
Delivery
API
Detected Use Cases
competitive intelligencecompliance regulatoryhealthcare pharma

Pricing Tiers

Vedex estimate
~$5,000/yr est.
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Web Authority

Notable
42
12 mentions·2 platforms
Academic Papers
3 × 8 pts+24
LinkedIn
9 × 2 pts+18
Evidence5 sources
Academic Papers

dying for a solution: the regulation of medical devices falls ...

180 This is similar to the. Humanitarian Device Exemptions implemented in 1990 and 2016, which re- quired proof of safety only,181 I propose ...

Academic Papers

THE CASE OF THE MISSING DEVICE PATENTS, OR

Dataset ... The dataset was assembled as follows. First, the ... and deleted (1) the requests associated with humanitarian device exemptions, 510(k)s; and.

Academic Papers

George Horvath† Abstract Transformative innovations—the ...

Only 79 devices have reached the market through his pathway. See U.S. Food & Drug Admin., Listing of CDRH Humanitarian Device Exemptions, https://www.fda.gov/ ...

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About Humanitarian Device Exemptions

Humanitarian Device Exemptions is an alternative data product offered by John Snow Labs, available on databricks_marketplace. API access is available for programmatic integration. Vedex estimates pricing at roughly $5,000/yr (an estimate, not a vendor-published price).

This data package contains the lists of Humanitarian Device Exemptions delivred by the FDA (Food and Drug Administrati..

About John Snow Labs

John Snow Labs is a data provider vendor based in Wilmington, Delaware, USA. The model is a powerful tool for extracting SDoH entities from clinical text. It was specifically trained to identify the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age that impacts th...

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