Marketing authorisations: EU decentralised procedure—flowchart


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Marketing authorisations: EU decentralised procedure—flowchart


Published by a ³ÉÈËÓ°Òô Life Sciences expert

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No medicinal product may be placed on the market unless it has been approved. This Flowchart outlines the procedure for obtaining an approval known as a marketing authorisation (MA) through the EU decentralised procedure.

The decentralised procedure is used to obtain MAs for medicinal products in more than one EU Member State in parallel. A medicine may only be authorised in individual Member States in parallel if it is not mandated to be authorised

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