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The CHMP is of the opinion that the recommended changes to the use of Pradaxa adequately manage the risk of bleeding.
The overall benefit-risk balance of the product for use in cattle andsheep was deemed positive subject to the recommended changes in the product information(see annex III).
This development includes recommended changes to curriculum based on employer feedback and increased professional development opportunities for students.
The overall benefit-risk balance of the products under this procedure was deemed positive subject to the recommended changes in the product information(see Annex III).
Through the Bulgarian Parliament the recommended changes to the European Commission proposal were transmitted to the European Parliament and presented by the EP co-rapporteurs.
The overall benefit-risk balance of the products under this procedure was deemed positive subject to the recommended changes in the product information(see Annex III).
The CHMP recommended changes the Product Information of Tisseel, Tissucol and Artiss accordingly, to ensure the safe and effective use of those products(see Annex III).
The overall benefit-risk balance for the concerned veterinary medicinal products remains positive subject to the recommended changes in the product information(see Annex III).
Also, the PRAC recommended changes to the product information including the indication and further warnings and precautions of use relating to the long-lasting, disabling and potentially irreversible adverse drug reactions.
(see Annex I) in order to amend the summary of product characteristics, labelling andpackage leaflet in line with recommended changes in the product information as set out in Annex III.
On 19 May 2017, the European Medicines Agency(EMA) recommended changes to prescribing information for the antibiotic vancomycin to ensure appropriate use in the treatment of serious infections caused by Gram-positive bacteria.
The overall benefit-risk balance for the veterinary medicinal products Zanil and associated names, andgeneric products thereof remains positive subject to the recommended changes in the product information(see Annex III).
Recommended changes in the issued permission for use, the holder of the marketing authorisation submitted to the FDA application, including an updated summary of product characteristics and package leaflet, within the timetable for implementation.
On 31 May 2018, the European Medicines Agency(EMA) completed a review of Scandonest andassociated names and recommended changes to the prescribing information in order to harmonise the way the medicine is used in the EU.
Having considered the grounds for referral and the data provided by the marketing authorisation holder,the CVMP concluded that the benefit-risk balance of the product remains positive subject to the recommended changes in the product information.
In 2015 the Productivity Commission recommended changes to the workplace laws which included removing the requirement that workers in the cafe, hospitality, entertainment, restaurant and retailing industries receive double pay for working on Sundays.
In order to maintain a positive benefit/risk balance for the indications of injectable formulation of calcitonin-containing products,the CHMP recommended changes to the Product Information, mainly in relation to the risk of cancer.
If the competent authorities concerned fail to reach a common view through the collaborative platform, the Authority could issue a recommendation to the competent authority concerned,including a deadline by which the competent authority should implement the recommended changes.
On 28 March 2019, the European Medicines Agency(EMA) completed a review of Septanest(also known by various other names) and recommended changes to the prescribing information in order to harmonise the way the medicine is used in the EU.
Approval of publication with a requirement for changes and corrections- the article is generally approved for publication butthe author should take into account the notes of the reviewer and to make the recommended changes within one month.
Recommended changes in the issued permission for use, the holder of the marketing authorisation for use within the specified timetable submitted to the FDA application pursuant to chapter three, section VI, including an updated summary of product characteristics and package leaflet.
Acknowledgment payments from the European Social Fund could really stimulate the struggling public sectors and small andmedium-sized enterprises(SME) should benefit from the recommended changes to make cash flow more easily available.
On 24 October the European Medicines Agency's Committee on Medicinal Products for Human Use(CHMP)confirmed previously recommended changes to the use of metoclopramide-containing medicines in the European Union(EU), including restricting the dose and duration of use of these medicines to minimise the known risks of potentially serious neurological(brain and nerve) side effects.
Having considered the grounds for referral and the data provided by the marketing authorisation holder, the CVMP concluded that the benefit-risk balance of the product remains positive for use in pigs andchickens subject to the recommended changes in the product information.
The Agency's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use(CHMP)has concluded that the benefits of somatropin continue to outweigh its risks, but recommended changes to the product information to ensure that somatropin-containing medicines are used appropriately.
In case the concerned competent authorities fail to reach a common view in the collaborative platform, the Authority may issue a recommendation to the competent authority concerned,including a deadline until which the competent authority should implement the recommended changes.
While the proposed changes have been endorsed by the DDRB,a recent poll by the BMA shows that 99% of the 4500 doctors-in-training who responded feel that the recommended changes are not acceptable and therefore, they have elected to not re-enter negotiations.