Belgium To Test Parallel Review Of Clinical Trial Dossiers Ahead Of New Regulation
Executive Summary
Belgium is following the footsteps of Germany and France by launching a pilot to develop and test procedures for the coming EU Clinical Trial Regulation, which requires national competent authorities and ethics committees to evaluate trial dossiers in parallel and to issue a consolidated single decision within short timelines.
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