Predicate Rules at Medical Drugs Glossary

What is Predicate Rules? A previously published set of rules (such as GLPs, GCP, or cGMPs) that mandate what records must be maintained, the required contents of those records, whether signatures are necessary, and how long the record must be maintained.

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