Further guidance on adaptive licensing pilot project available from EMA

12 September 2014

Based on the initial experience gained from its adaptive licensing pilot project, the European Medicines Agency has released a document to address the most frequently asked questions from companies and to clarify the terms of engagement and expected outputs for prospective applicants.

The document clarifies in particular:

  • the criteria used by the Agency to select suitable candidates for the pilot project;
  • the concrete steps involved in the process and expected outcomes;
  • the context and aim of the exploratory discussions between the Agency and selected candidates.

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