BfArM

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BfArM is Germany’s Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices, responsible for the authorization, safety monitoring, and regulation of pharmaceuticals and medical devices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federal institute
government agency
regulatory agency
collaboratesWith European Medicines Agency NERFINISHED
Paul-Ehrlich-Institut NERFINISHED
Robert Koch Institute NERFINISHED
World Health Organization NERFINISHED
country Germany NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork drug safety
medical device safety
pharmacology
public health
foundedBy Federal Republic of Germany NERFINISHED
jurisdiction Federal Republic of Germany NERFINISHED
languageOfWork German
legalForm federal higher authority
locatedIn Bonn NERFINISHED
Germany
North Rhine-Westphalia
officialName Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte NERFINISHED
parentAgency Federal Ministry of Health NERFINISHED
regulates certain narcotics
medical devices placed on the German market
medicinal products for human use
responsibility authorization of medical devices
authorization of medicinal products
authorization of pharmaceuticals
benefit-risk assessment of medicines
classification of medical devices
clinical trial authorization for medicinal products
maintenance of drug information databases
monitoring of adverse drug reactions
monitoring of medical device incidents
pharmacovigilance
regulation of medical devices
regulation of pharmaceuticals
risk assessment of medicinal products
safety monitoring of medicinal products
sector healthcare regulation
medical device regulation
pharmaceutical regulation
shortName BfArM NERFINISHED
supervises medical device manufacturers in Germany
pharmaceutical companies operating in Germany
translatedName Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices NERFINISHED
website https://www.bfarm.de

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