Pharmaceutical Executive November 28, 2023
Nicholas Saraceno

Researchers highlight steps to be taken in the European Union to manage the challenge of ongoing drug shortages.

When it comes to mitigation and prevention of drug shortages, notifying the affected parties regarding potential threats is crucial. The need for proactive action has been amplified in light of ongoing drug shortages that continue to impact many regions beyond the United States.

In Europe, there have been requirements in place since 2019 requiring pharmaceutical companies in both in the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) to notify authorities of drug shortages a minimum of two months in advance. A study published by the Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice1explores how the notification process in the region works, while diving...

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