The Directive does not harmonize procedures for monitoring compliance with its provisions.
By working together to harmonize procedures and requirements during the drug-approval process, needless duplication of efforts during the clinical trials process can be avoided in hopes of speeding the development of new treatments.
There are some challenges in investigating these aspects: To generate commensurable data on the abundance of freshwater MP, harmonized monitoring procedures, including sampling, identification, and characterization, are needed.
The usage of consistent terminology and harmonized diagnostic procedures would improve the possibilities for infection prevention, treatment and patient safety.
This procedure is harmonized with other design procedures currently used for describing buckling problems in steel structures.
The draft rules, which still need to be approved by Parliament as a whole and the Council of Ministers, would subject novel foods to safety evaluation and authorization via a fully harmonized EU-wide procedure.
In an effort to harmonize QWBA procedures across the pharmaceutical industry, the Society for Whole Body Autoradiography SWBAA) surveyed its membership to gain insight into the procedures and practices being used to perform tissue distribution studies conducted in support of drug development.
Although different guidelines with the objective of harmonizing existing procedures have been published, there is a general lack of data that could reflect the actual situation in different countries.
The administrative approval process seems completely unaffected by MD-CTA, in our experience, although the EU directive was intended to harmonize administrative procedures as well as the work of EC.
The different origins of patients treated at the SHC may thus pose challenges in terms of harmonizing transition procedures because of differences in healthcare systems.
This general observation led the authors to recommend that, despite the various expectations and the difficulty of harmonizing clinical procedures, access to EmOC, although proven to be effective, should not be promoted at the expense of the quality of the interaction between staff and patient [ 59].
