EFPIA welcomes EMA's future-proofing of processes

2 July 2019
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The European Medicines Agency (EMA) is seeking to ensure that its regulatory processes keep pace with the innovation and change going on in the drug development industry.

With this in mind, the agency is consulting on its Regulatory Science Strategy (RSS) going forward to 2025, and its strategic reflection document sets out five broad goals and core recommendations.

"EMA’s RSS 2025 will be a key enabler for bringing the promising next wave of medical innovation to patients"The EMA’s first goal is to drive forward the integration of science and technology in medicines development, while its second is to encourage collaborative evidence generation and improve the scientific quality of evaluations.

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