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Pharmeuropa Online
Drafts of new and revised texts proposed for inclusion in the Ph. Eur. are found in Pharmeuropa Online, as well as information on newly adopted texts and pharmacopoeial harmonisation, and access to Pharmeuropa Bio & Scientific Notes.
Knowledge database
The Knowledge database provides additional information on Ph. Eur. texts including their revision history, information on ongoing work, links to reference standards catalogue numbers and access to the list of CEPs.
Standard Terms database
The Standard Terms database contains harmonised terms and definitions to describe pharmaceutical dosage forms, routes and methods of administration, containers, closures, administration devices, units of presentation and agreed combinations of terms.
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The Ph. Eur. welcomes input from experts from all around the world. Whether you are employed by a national authority, industry or academia, your contribution to preparing and maintaining Ph. Eur. texts will be highly valued.
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Users are encouraged to submit draft monographs or general chapters. Proposals for revisions to general chapters or monographs already published in the European Pharmacopoeia are also welcomed.
CombiStats
CombiStats is an online application developed by the EDQM for the statistical analysis of data from biological assays and tests, such as those found in the monographs of the Ph. Eur.
EDQM and health protection
Go to the Medicines section of the EDQM website to find out about our other contributions to medicines regulation, such as the Pharmacopoeial Discussion Group, the European Paediatric Formulary, the Biological Standardisation Programme, the Certificate of Suitability procedure and the OMCL Network.
Ph. Eur. Commission (EPC)
The European Pharmacopoeia Commission assembles at three yearly sessions to adopt the texts to be published in the Ph. Eur. and to make technical decisions by consensus. Information on recent EPC sessions can be found on the EDQM website.