'Truly Unique' Four-Agency Work-Sharing Pilot Aims To Cut Regulatory Burden & Speed Decisions
Executive Summary
In response to an increasing regulatory workload and the greater complexity of new drugs coming through the pipeline, regulators from Australia, Canada, Singapore and Switzerland are inviting companies to take part in a work-sharing pilot for the assessment of applications for medicines containing a new chemical entity.
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