Mutual Reliance Blossoming Among FDA, EMA, Other Inspectorates
FDA, EMA and other agencies are increasingly relying on each others' inspection results in an effort to spread their inspectional resources throughout the furthest corners of the globe. Inspection coordination remains somewhat ad hoc, with EMA keeping a spreadsheet for some and PIC/S enabling others. EMA's EudraGMP database is touted as a coordination hub.
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