Case Study
Tuesday, September 23
09:25 AM - 09:50 AM
Live in Berlin
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After 6 years from the implementation of the EU Falsified Medicines Directive in Europe, more than 300.000 product codes have been uploaded in EU Hub. Despite the positive evolution of the system, some challenges still need to be addressed to improve data quality and reduce false positive alerts, which are key factors to ensure full compliance, increase trust in the system and strengthening the EMVS. This session will take you through the journey of achieving compliance with the Falsified Medicines Directive via the EU Hub. You will learn more about:
Alice Borghi is Manager of the Digital Solutions team at the European Medicines Verification Organisation (EMVO) where she supports the team in overseeing the quality of the data uploaded in the European Medicines Verification Systems (EMVS) and in analysing the EMVS alerts. Prior to this role, in her 4-years’ experience within EMVO, she covered the role of Manager of the Quality Assurance team first and of Manager of the IT Projects afterwards. Alice holds a PhD in Biotechnology and Biochemistry and before joining EMVO, she worked in the Quality Assurance/Site Compliance department of different pharmaceutical companies.