The European Medicines Agency and EU Heads of Medicines Agencies have proposed an updated strategy for fostering the development and supply of drugs in the region over the next several years. The agency said that advancements in areas such as artificial intelligence and new legislative developments have led it to reconsider some aspects of its current five-year strategy. Ferdous Al-Faruque reports in Regulatory Focus 📝 📢 https://bit.ly/4f2wyUa
Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS)
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The Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS) is the largest global organization of and for those involved with the regulation of healthcare and related products, including medical devices, pharmaceuticals, biologics and nutritional products. Founded in 1976, RAPS helped establish the regulatory profession and continues to actively support the professional and lead the profession as a neutral, non-lobbying nonprofit organization. RAPS offers education and training, professional standards, publications, research, knowledge sharing, networking, career development opportunities and other valuable resources, including Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC), the only post-academic professional credential to recognize regulatory excellence. RAPS is headquartered in suburban Washington, DC, with offices in Europe and Asia, and chapters and affiliates worldwide.
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- Rockville, MD
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- 1976
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- regulatory profession, regulatory affairs, professional association, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology
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FDA announced on Wednesday that it will give firms additional time before it begins enforcing its enhanced distribution security requirements under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act, heeding calls from industry and lawmakers to delay certain aspects of the law’s implementation to avoid potential shortages. Joanne Eglovitch reports in Regulatory Focus 🔎 https://bit.ly/3Yj2TjS
FDA announces broad DSCSA exemptions for trading partners
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This popular upcoming workshop, featuring FDA experts, will focus on what regulatory and quality professionals need to guide their organizations on the topic of global cybersecurity. Learn from MedSec CEO Michelle Jump and two FDA presenters: CDRH Cybersecurity Policy Analyst Justin Post and Medical Device Cybersecurity Division Director Nastassia Tamari, who will share the knowledge to guide your organizations' global cybersecurity initiatives. Save your seat today: https://bit.ly/3ZUScFe
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Think you can't fit a certificate program from RAPS Online University into your schedule? Think again. 3-5 hours per month is all it takes. Learn more about how you can fit one of our online regulatory certificates into your life: https://bit.ly/4ha1qUy
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Members of Congress are urging FDA Commissioner Robert Califf to consider establishing a broad category of exemptions from the enhanced tracing requirements under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act to allow more time for trading partners to stabilize data exchanges and to avoid drug shortages once the law takes effect on 27 November. Joanne Eglovitch reports in Regulatory Focus 📢 https://bit.ly/3BEYG18
Lawmakers urge FDA to consider broad exemptions from DSCSA to minimize supply chain disruptions
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Artificial intelligence (AI) devices are emerging as potential solutions to streamline the product lifecycle and increase the speed at which therapies are being introduced in the market. AI also plays an evolving role in optimizing the management of clinical trials. In this article from the latest issue of RF Quarterly, Heta Mehta, MS, RAC highlights the types of contact-free AI devices used in clinical trials, their applications, the challenges, and their future scope. RAPS members get exclusive access to this article: https://bit.ly/3XUcxcs
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FDA will give firms additional time before it begins enforcing its enhanced distribution security requirements under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA), heeding calls from industry and lawmakers to delay certain aspects of the law’s implementation to avoid potential shortages. Joanne Eglovitch reports in Regulatory Focus: https://bit.ly/4dLXqGB
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Members of Congress are urging FDA Commissioner Robert Califf to consider establishing a broad category of exemptions from the enhanced tracing requirements under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act to allow more time for trading partners to stabilize data exchanges and to avoid drug shortages once the law takes effect on 27 November. Joanne Eglovitch reports in Regulatory Focus ✍️ https://bit.ly/3YekOZ1
Lawmakers urge FDA to consider broad exemptions from DSCSA to minimize supply chain disruptions
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What size regulatory team do you prefer to work on? Let us know 👇 Our new report is full of exclusive data on regulatory staffing, job scope, and more —including, yes, compensation. Download the full report here: https://bit.ly/477MUI3
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The European Commission’s Medical Device Coordination Group has issued guidance and templates that notified bodies (NB) and designating authorities can follow when implementing corrective and preventive action plans to address non-compliances that arise during a joint assessment of the NB. Ferdous Al-Faruque reports in Regulatory Focus 🔎 https://bit.ly/3YfL8BQ
MDCG issues guidance and templates on CAPA plans
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