Last week both CDER and CDRH released a list of guidance documents they intend to develop or finalize over the next year. However, it is interesting to note that the approach and information provided by each FDA center diverged significantly. CDRH provided details as to the priority of guidances they plan on developing, offered specific metrics they will use to measure success, and opened up a docket to receive stakeholder comments. CDER also provided a list of guidances; however the process to administer comments and specificity on what guidance documents would be prioritized was ...
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