European Medicines Agency Board adopts new policies on handling conflicts of interests and access to documents

11 October 2010

The European Medicines Agency's (EMEA) Management Board adopted a number of important policies at its 68th meeting, details of which were released last Friday.

Agency policy on handling of conflicts of interests

The board endorsed the new EMEA policy on handling of conflicts of interests, introducing a more efficient, robust and transparent process ensuring that scientific committee members and experts participating in the Agency's activities have no interests in the pharmaceutical industry which could affect their impartiality.

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