What The FDA Looks For When Inspecting Sites Soon After Approving Drugs
Executive Summary
Quietly issued internal Compliance Program guidance on post-approval inspections suggests official action could be indicated when it turns out some “established conditions” are missing from applications. Whether the rate of these inspections will need to increase in the wake of the pandemic, particularly as applications for complex dosage forms and new manufacturing modalities multiply, remains to be seen.
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