EMA Presses On With Guidance On Secondary Use Of Health Data
Executive Summary
The European Medicines Agency will use feedback from two workshops in September to clarify what data protection issues must be addressed to allow for the secondary use of health and medical data when it comes to developing, monitoring and evaluating medicines.
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