CPMP

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CPMP is the former scientific committee of the European Medicines Agency responsible for evaluating and providing opinions on the quality, safety, and efficacy of human medicinal products in the EU.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf European Union body ⓘ
regulatory committee ⓘ
scientific committee ⓘ
abbreviationOf Committee for Proprietary Medicinal Products ⓘ
acronym CPMP ⓘ
activity adoption of scientific guidelines for human medicines ⓘ
coordination of benefit-risk assessment of medicines ⓘ
provision of expert advice to the European Commission ⓘ
country European Union ⓘ
domain human medicinal products ⓘ
field drug evaluation ⓘ
pharmaceutical regulation ⓘ
public health ⓘ
fullName Committee for Proprietary Medicinal Products ⓘ
goal ensuring that human medicines in the EU are safe, effective and of high quality ⓘ
protection of public health in the European Union ⓘ
jurisdiction European Union ⓘ
language English ⓘ
locatedIn London ⓘ
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom ⓘ
parentOrganization European Medicines Agency ⓘ
partOf EMA ⓘ
European Medicines Agency ⓘ
regulatoryFramework European Union pharmaceutical legislation ⓘ
regulatoryRole advising on EU-wide marketing authorisations ⓘ
harmonisation of medicinal product evaluation in the EU ⓘ
providing scientific opinions on marketing authorisation applications ⓘ
replacedBy CHMP ⓘ
Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use ⓘ
reportsTo European Commission ⓘ
responsibleFor assessment of efficacy of human medicines ⓘ
assessment of quality of human medicines ⓘ
assessment of safety of human medicines ⓘ
evaluation of human medicinal products ⓘ
scope proprietary medicinal products ⓘ
sector human medicines ⓘ
status former committee ⓘ
successor CHMP ⓘ
Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use ⓘ
typeOfOrganization scientific advisory committee ⓘ
worksWith national competent authorities of EU Member States ⓘ

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