Review of EU clinical trials framework on track; directive to be replaced with regulation
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
The European Commission wants to replace the EU directive on clinical trials – which is currently undergoing revision – with a regulation so as to ensure greater uniformity among member states in implementing the revised provisions, EU commissioner for health and consumer policy John Dalli announced at a 7 March meeting1.
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