Webinar: Affiliate Based Outsourcing for Regulatory Affairs
Affiliate based Outsourcing Model for Regulatory Affairs works as a replacement or an extension of the company’s internal and local RA resources. Many challenges come up from managing your RA activities as sometimes their processes are not harmonized across different countries, the resources are not cost-optimized or simply there isn’t enough of them.
Thus, the purpose of this webinar is to share practical tips and insights on the effective optimization of local regulatory affairs setup, management and relevant costs.
You will learn about:
- Advantages of ABO model with regards to Governance, Workload, Quality and Cost optimization.
- Practical Tips for project setup, management, oversight and methodology.
- Collaboration map between client and provider.
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Who Should Attend?
- Global and regional RA Managers
- Regulatory Strategy Managers
- RA Partnerships Operations Manager
- QA Managers supporting RA
- RA Healthcare Compliance Managers
Duration: 40 min.
Speakers:
- Head of Global Regulatory Affairs, Olga Bernardova;
- Head of Project Managers for Regulatory Affairs, Claudia Ghislieri.
Olga Bernardova, MSc
Head of Global Regulatory Affairs
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