The FDA Builds On Lessons Learned In Rebuilding Quality Metrics Program
Executive Summary
US FDA officials tell industry that implementing a quality metrics program is an agency priority and that a rejiggered program will incorporate various elements of other quality metrics initiatives being piloted by the agency, industry and academia.
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