The essential element of ethics.
Companies must operate in a cost-effective manner in an increasingly competitive business environment. At the same time, their products must meet patient and user needs, be safe, perform as labelled and meet regulatory requirements. This article discusses three codes of practice developed to assist companies in balancing these sometimes opposing forces.
Donawa
Maria E
ME
Donawa & Associates Ltd, Rome, Italy. donawa@srd.it
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