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Administrative changes, documentation and requirements

Posted by: Paul Cottingham, Posted on: 27 February 2018 - Categories: Uncategorized, Variations

Administrative changes can be either Type 1A or Type 1B and are considered minor variations. These include company name, postcode and/or address changes, the removal of redundant sites, and drug substance name changes.  Additionally, changes can include ‘Quality Review of …

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