EMA To See If Reviewing Patient-Level Data Can Speed Up Drug Evaluations
Executive Summary
A two-year pilot will explore the many potential benefits that the analysis of raw data can bring to the EU drug evaluation process. These range from faster patient access to medicines, companies facing fewer questions, and better definition of the target treatment population.
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