Small private meetings with US Food and Drug Administration staff are now more widely used than larger public events to gather first-hand patient information to aid regulatory decisions.
Patient listening sessions (behind-closed-doors gatherings of a small group of patients and advocates to discuss experiences and unmet needs with FDA staff) outnumber FDA- and externally-led patient-focused drug development (PFDD)...
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