EU Pharma Reform: Industry Pushes For Early Roll-Out Of Electronic Product Information

Pharmaceutical industry says the transition from paper to electronic product information, as part of EU pharmaceutical reforms, should not be held back by member states' readiness.

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A pan-EU task force of drug companies, representing the research-based, generics and self-care pharmaceutical industries, has devised strategies to facilitate the earlier implementation of electronic product information (ePI) and improve the content of patient leaflets, in line with ongoing reforms to the EU pharmaceutical legislation.

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