EMA Proposes Significant Changes To Guidance On Risk Management Plans And Template

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11 Mar 2016
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Vibha Sharma @ScripRegVibha vibha.sharma@informa.com

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The European Medicines Agency has proposed significant changes to its pharmacovigilance guideline on risk management plans to further clarify how drug companies should address identified or potential risks of a drug and tackle "missing information" about a product in an RMP. Also, major changes have been proposed to the integrated RMP template¹^,2.

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EMA Proposes Significant Changes To Guidance On Risk Management Plans And Template

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