Needing to keep pace with the pace of innovation set by drugmakers, the European Medicines Agency has responded by setting up a new group.
The Amsterdam-based agency’s Quality Innovation Expert Group (QIG) will support innovative approaches for the development, manufacture, and quality control of medicines for the benefit of patients in the European Union (EU).
These include, but are not limited to, new technologies, digitalization, novel materials and devices, in line with the priorities highlighted in the EMA’s Regulatory Science Strategy to 2025.
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