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Developing Healthcare Facilities
Regulatory & Marketplace V6I4

Developing Healthcare Facilities

If you are the operator of a nursing or care home, and you are considering commissioning the building of a new care or nursing home, or extending or refurbishing an ...
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ISO IDMP – Four Challenges in Preparing Organisations for the July 1, 2016 EMA Deadline
Regulatory & Marketplace V6I4

ISO IDMP – Four Challenges in Preparing Organisations for the July 1, 2016 EMA Deadline

Most pharmaceutical companies face challenges in becoming compliant with the ISO IDMP standards. In this article, Rune Bergendorff, responsible for NNIT’s ISO IDMP s...
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Regulatory & Marketplace V6I4

How Much Data Should You Include in a Patent Application?

In the life sciences and chemistry fields it is important to be aware that a perceived lack of data in a patent application can have an impact on the eventual scope ...
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A Hard Pill to Swallow: Meeting the Needs of Modern Consumers
Regulatory & Marketplace V6I4

A Hard Pill to Swallow: Meeting the Needs of Modern Consumers

Confronted with the “patent cliff”, dwindling drug discovery success and a host of other challenges, pharmaceutical companies are being forced to reconsider how they...
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Cost Savings for Healthcare Estates: Delivered through Improved Waste Management
Regulatory & Marketplace V6I4

Cost Savings for Healthcare Estates: Delivered through Improved Waste Management

You only have to read a newspaper or turn on the news to see how the NHS is struggling to meet the balance between demand for healthcare services and funding. Tony M...
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“Personal Pill” Regulations: Current Landscape and Future Scenario
Regulatory & Marketplace V6I4

“Personal Pill” Regulations: Current Landscape and Future Scenario

The rapidly-evolving science of pharmacogenetics brought in the amazing concept of “personalisation of medicines” also referred to as the “personal pill”. Balamurali...
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