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220-Dictionary of Pharmaceutical Medicine, 2nd Edition-Gerhard Nahler Annette Mollet-3211898352-S

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67error <strong>of</strong> measurement (E <strong>of</strong> M) → see error. escape medication.escape medication → see rescue medication.essential documents Documents absolutely necessary according toGCP for the correct and complete documentation <strong>of</strong> a clinical trialand kept in the Trial Master File.essential drug list (EDL) List <strong>of</strong> pharmaceutical products deemedabsolutely necessary for treatment <strong>of</strong> patients; issued by nationalgovernments (non-listed products may be banned!), but also bythe who.essential requirements (ERs) Requirements to be fulfilled by a medicaldevice before the CE-marking can be affixed.essentially similar products (EC): “A proprietary medicinal productwill be regarded as essentially similar to another product if ithas the same qualitative and quantitative composition in terms <strong>of</strong>active principles (substances), and the pharmaceutical form is thesame and, when necessary, bioequivalence with the first producthas been demonstrated by appropriate bioavailability studiescarried out”; this applies also to different oral forms for immediaterelease, e.g. tablets and capsules (however there is no supportfor using indications, doses or dosing schedules as additional criterion);→ see also pharmaceutical equivalent, therapeuticequivalent; either the original manufacturer has to give permissionor the second applicant must be able to show that its “similar”product makes a significant contribution to patient care; this otherproduct must have received marketing authorisation in the EUmore than 6 or 10 years ago in the concerned member states in theapplied pharmaceutical forms, strengths and route <strong>of</strong> administration;→ see also market exclusivity.establishment licence application (ELA) US term for applicationfor marketing authorisation <strong>of</strong> well-characterised biotechnologyproducts; → see also new drug application.establishment inspection report (EIR) Result after a FDA-inspection;reports are classified as NAI (no action indicated) = the investigatoris in compliance, VAI-1 (voluntary action indicated) =objectionable condition or practice was corrected during the inspectionand the conditions had minimal effect on the integrity(validity <strong>of</strong> data or rights <strong>of</strong> research subjects) <strong>of</strong> the study, VAI-2= objectionable condition or practice has not been corrected duringthe inspection and the conditions had minimal effect on theintegrity <strong>of</strong> the study; VAI-2C only deficiency found was related toan inadequate consent form; VAI-3 = response to a letter <strong>of</strong> adversefindings requested or a follow-up inspection initiated; VAI-3R responseto a letter <strong>of</strong> adverse findings has been received and accepted;VAI-3F a follow-up “for cause” inspection initiated; OAI =est

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