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EP PerMed - Info webinar on Fast Track Validation Programme
JAN
Tue
21
11:00 - 12:00

This was 7 months ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Health

The European Partnership for Personalised Medicine has just launched a new opportunity for start-ups, researchers and early-stage teams working on cutting-edge solutions in personalised medicine.

EP PerMed Fast Track Validation Programme has been designed to address a key challenge in the development of personalised medicine (PM) solutions: the validation phase. Transitioning innovative concepts into market-ready products requires thorough validation to ensure they align with the needs and expectations of end-users, including clinicians and patients.

The Fast Track Validation Programme provides a structured and accelerated pathway for PM innovators to successfully validate their solutions. In this webinar, EP PerMed will offer an overview of the programme, its requirements, and the application and support process, providing key insights for those interested in applying.

More information and registration here.

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