Companies subject to a procedure for human medicines should send all their submissions via the eSubmission Gateway or the Web Client
from 1 November 2014. After that date, the European Medicines Agency
(EMA) is no longer accepting electronic submissions for referrals on CD
or DVD.
The use of the eSubmission Gateway or the Web Client allows
companies to submit their documentation to the EMA securely over the
internet, thereby improving efficiency and reducing costs.
The use of the (eCTD) and electronic submission channels, i.e.
the eSubmission Gateway or Web Client, has been mandatory since 1 April
2014 for submissions related to procedures for centrally authorised
medicines.
For submissions related to procedures for nationally authorised
medicines, the EMA is now strongly encouraging companies to make their
submissions using the eSubmission Gateway or Web Client in either the
eCTD or Non-eCTD electronic submission format. Submissions on CD or DVDs
will no longer be accepted.
The use of electronic submission channels offer companies the following benefits:
- easier and quicker way to send eCTD submissions securely over the internet with possibility for companies to send updates within very short deadlines;
- feedback to the sender on the receipt of the submission, the outcome of the eCTD technical validation and the upload to the EMA's eCTD review system;
- no need to submit a physical copy of a dossier to the EMA.
All holders are invited to register to use the eSubmission
Gateway or the free web-based Web Client solution as soon as possible.
For more information on the eSubmission Gateway/Web Client go to the eSubmission website.
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