World's Pharmaceutical Inspectorates Focus On Increased Mutual Reliance
Implementing Desktop Assessments Primary Focus For PIC/S This Year
Executive Summary
Launching desktop assessments to ease the inspectional workload of regulators and forging stronger relationships with India and China are two key priorities for the international inspectorate group this year.
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