COVID-19: UK MHRA Says Non-Essential Inspections Will Be Office-Based
Unannounced On-Site Inspections Still On Cards To Protect Public Health
Executive Summary
The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency is replacing all non-essential on-site inspections with office-based assessments due to the coronavirus pandemic. The agency also plans to rely on information from international regulatory partners to maintain oversight.
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