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As the European Medicine Agency (EMA) prepares to relocate its headquarters from London, thanks to the Brexit vote, the agency is also restructuring as part of what it says will be a leaner, more streamlined architecture that builds on the overhaul from 2013 and 2014.
The EMA said on Friday that as part of this fine-tuning process, beginning 1 September 2016, the agency will have one less division dealing with human medicines, a newly dedicated focus on strengthening collaborations with member state competent authorities and a further streamlining of its division dealing with administration and corporate planning.
EMA Executive Director Guido Rasi said in a statement: “We want to do more with the resources we have by designing the Agency’s structures and processes around the lifespan of medicines.” He also noted that the fine-tuning is part of progress made over the past two years.
Main changes include:
The EMA also added that interactions between stakeholders and the agency will not be affected by these changes.
Organizational Chart for 1 September 2016
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