What does PIP stand for?

Paediatric Investigation Plan (EU)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In March of 2010, ViroPharma announced the adoption of a positive outcome to the compliance check for its Paediatric Investigation Plan for Cinryze.

United States : ViroPharma's MAA for hereditary angioedema drug ...

ViroPharma has received agreement on its paediatric investigation plan, or PIP, from the European Medicines Agency's (EMEA) Paediatric Committee, and has been granted European orphan medicinal product designation for Cinryze.

ViroPharma Expands Global Licensing, Commercialization and ...

Jacob LJ agreed with the UKIPO position that the paediatric extension was a reward for obtaining a marketing authorisation containing a statement indicating compliance with an agreed completed paediatric investigation plan.

Paediatric Extensions - A European Initiative To Encourage Research ...

REQUIREMENTS A Paediatric Investigation Plan ("PIP").

The Proposed Regulation on Medicines for Paediatric Use