Third Parties Could Train Auditors For AP Inspection Program, AdvaMed Says
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
AdvaMed's Janet Trunzo has an idea for improving FDA's lackluster Accredited Persons (AP) Inspection Program: Let FDA-certified, third-party auditing firms train their own investigators
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