Examples of using Spcs in English and their translations into Danish
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The following sections of the SPCs were presented for harmonisation.
The CHMP noted that there were contraindications present in one or several local SPCs.
As many documents as possible, andat least the SPCs, should be presented in English.
It is noted that a daily dose of 2 X 15 mg/ kg bw is recommended in several SPCs.
All other sections of the SPCs will be harmonised as approved in the Mutual Recognition Procedure.
Significant differences in comparison to the reference product have been identified with regard to the posology section of the SPCs.
Finally, the referral SPCs were revised in accordance with the European Commission(EC) Guideline on SPC, October 2005.
However, the wording(and therefore the precise meaning)of the indication is very different in the nationally approved SPCs.
The CHMP noted that some of the contraindications in local SPCs(such as acute hypertension or primary aldosteronism) were in fact non-indications.
According to the PSURs, covering more than 3 years of use,safety is consistent with the details of the SPCs.
Revised SPCs and PLs provide updated information in relation to best use of the product considering latest clinical data.
The text in the harmonised SPC is not so dissimilar to the currently approved SPCs that it will significantly change clinical practices Section 4.4.
The SPCs proposed by the MAH were those approved through the MRP in the"old" member states and in CY and IS.
The text in the harmonised SPC is not so dissimilar to the currently approved SPCs that it will significantly change clinical practices.
The indications given in these SPCs are the most restrictive among the approved indications in EU member states, and are approved in the most number of countries.
The indication for prevention and control of coccidiosis andmention of repeated treatment should be removed from those SPCs which currently include it.
However, it was noted that the indications,species and posology in the SPCs of some of the authorised products were different and these therefore need to be amended to bring them in line with the indications and dosing regimens used in the environmental risk assessment.
SPC Section 4.3- Contraindications The MAH was asked to harmonise Section 4.3,for which the following differences between SPCs needed to be evaluated.
Furthermore, the latest variation procedure was finalised on 10th September 2007, and the SPCs that were then approved are in line with the proposals of the MAH in this referral.
Although the products in single and multi-dose presentations differ by the quantity of excipients in the finished product,the Applicant wishes to harmonize the SPCs for both presentations.
However, it was noted that the indications,species and posology in SPCs of some of the authorised products were different and these therefore needed to be amended to bring them in line with the indications and dosing regimens used in the environmental risk assessment.
The CHMP, in the light of the data submitted andthe scientific discussion within the Committee, was of the opinion that the SPCs, labelling and package leaflets should be harmonised across the EU.
Taking into account the originator SPCs of cefuroxime axetil and recommendations from the literature on the use of cefuroxime in the treatment of uncomplicated gonorrhoea, it was argued that the inclusion of this indication is fully justified from a clinical and pharmacological point of view.
SPC Section 4.4- Special Warnings and Precautions for Use The MAH was asked to harmonize Section 4.4,for which the following differences between SPCs needed to be evaluated.
The data from SPCs, literature and generated during clinical development combined with recent surveillance data from the United Kingdom and Canada suggest that vaccine effectiveness remained high in unprimed subjects who had been vaccinated in their second year of life with a single dose.
SPC Section 4.5- Interaction with other medicinal products and other forms of interaction The MAH was asked to harmonise Section 4.5 in the Summary of Product Characteristics,for which the following differences between SPCs needed to be evaluated.
The MAHs are requested to provide from the dossier submitted for each country of the EEA wherethe products are authorised: a the Part I Summary of the dossier including SPCs, expert reports and the full composition of the products; b if applicable, Part IV of the application dossier; c an Assessment of the Periodic Safety Update Reports(PSURs) in relation to target animal safety and possible lack of efficacy.
Due to the divergent national decisions taken by Member States concerning the authorisation of the above-mentioned products(and its associated names), Denmark notified the CHMP/ EMEA Secretariat of an official referral under Article 30 of Directive 2001/ 83/EC as amended in order to resolve divergences amongst the nationally authorised SPCs and thus to harmonise its divergent SPCs across the EU.
SPC Section 4.8- Undesirable effects The MAH was asked to identify differences between the listed adverse events in the nationally approved SPCs and the MAH' s CDS, and to organise Section 4.8 according to the MedDRA system organ class.
Due to the divergent national decisions taken by Member States concerning the authorisation of the above-mentioned product(and its associated names), the European Commission notified the CHMP/ EMEA Secretariat of an official referral under Article 30 of Directive 2001/ 83/ EC as amended in order toresolve divergences amongst the nationally authorised SPCs and thus to harmonise its divergent SPCs across the EU.