Clinical Decision Support (CDS) Software Final Rule

Understand the FDA’s final guidance addressing clinical decision support (CDS) software. Software intended for medical diagnosis or treatment has historically been considered a medical device subject to FDA regulation. Find out what makes a CDS product a medical device regulated by the FDA.

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