New MHRA Guideline Could Be Global Pharma's Go-To Standard For GxP Data Integrity
Executive Summary
The UK regulator has done a good job of aligning its final data integrity guideline with those of other international bodies, which means global drug companies will not have to balance competing requirements to achieve compliance, says consultancy firm Rammell. However, some aspects of the guideline, such as following a risk-based approach, could pose some challenges.
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