Hungary merges administrative functions of healthcare bodies to improve resource allocation
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
The administrative functions of Hungary's competent authority for human medicinal products has been merged with four other national healthcare bodies to create a centralised organisation that is expected to improve the use of resources1. One of the other healthcare organisations involved is a notified body for medical devices.
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Hungary merges administrative functions of healthcare bodies to improve resource allocation
The administrative functions of Hungary's competent authority for human medicinal products has been merged with four other national healthcare bodies to create a centralised organisation that is expected to improve the use of resources1. One of the other healthcare organisations involved is a notified body for medical devices.