Final ICH Q12 Post-Approval Changes Guideline Expected In November
Legal Impasse Likely To End, Established Conditions Sure To Be Clarified
Executive Summary
A final revision of the ICH Q12 lifecycle management guideline is expected to overcome a conflict with EU variations legislation and offer more clarity on what is, and what is not, an established condition subject to post-approval change reporting requirements.
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