Training For ‘Huge’ EU Clinical Trials Portal And Database On Track For 2017
Executive Summary
“Thousands and thousands of people” will be using the EU clinical trials portal and database after it goes live late next year and the European Medicines Agency plans to “invest a lot” this year in teaching trial sponsors and EU member state authorities how to use the new system. The EMA is also still working on ironing out the tricky areas of user management and how to transition legacy trials.
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