Vertaling van "evaluation for applications for clinical trials whenever this involves multicentre " (Nederlands → Frans) :

The Clinical Trial Facilitation Group (CTFG) is a collaborative effort to facilitate and harmonise clinical trials in Europe. Within the CTFG agreements have been made for various competent authorities to voluntarily arrive at a common evaluation for applications for clinical trials whenever this involves multicentre trials with participating centres from different Member States.
The Clinical Trial Facilitation Group (CTFG) is a collaborative effort to facilitate and harmonise clinical trials in Europe. Within the CTFG agreements have been made for various competent authorities to voluntarily arrive at a common evaluation for applications for clinical trials whenever this involves multicentre trials with participating centres from different Member States.

The FAMHP intends to significantly increase its involvement in the lifecycle of immunological medicines for veterinary use by providing scientific advice, evaluating applications for clinical trials in Belgium, adopting (co-)rapporteurships for CP, MRP and DCP for MA of vaccines for veterinary use and developing pharmacovigilance and inspection activities.
The FAMHP intends to significantly increase its involvement in the lifecycle of immunological medicines for veterinary use by providing scientific advice, evaluating applications for clinical trials in Belgium, adopting (co-)rapporteurships for CP, MRP and DCP for MA of vaccines for veterinary use and developing pharmacovigilance and inspection activities.

Encouraging clinical trials and the inherent evaluation of applications for these trials, as well as the creation of a scientific subgroup for oncology, means that the FAMHP will need to have the necessary autonomy to attract the essential expertise for this relatively complex domain from the point of concept of innovative medicines.
Encouraging clinical trials and the inherent evaluation of applications for these trials, as well as the creation of a scientific subgroup for oncology, means that the FAMHP will need to have the necessary autonomy to attract the essential expertise for this relatively complex domain from the point of concept of innovative medicines.