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Follow these best practices from industry leaders to ensure your IDMP
compliance program is headed in the right direction.

The clock is ticking on implementing the EMA¡¯s IDMP standard.

Looking ahead, IDMP readiness will be dependent on the state of a company¡¯s data. Leaders should evaluate data quality, ownership, and governance. Whether you¡¯re just getting started or are already in progress, here are some established best practices from industry leaders to advance your efforts toward IDMP compliance.

Understand technology and procedural landscape

  • Take inventory of existing systems and procedures that are unable to meet the requirements of IDMP
  • Identify data silos and repositories that need to be updated and connected

Evaluate data readiness and perform remediation

  • Establish consistent nomenclature and data definitions
  • Plan and execute data remediation projects
  • Craft a sustainment plan to ensure that future data meets IDMP requirements

Establish data ownership and accountability

  • Develop documentation on data handling for consistency and compliance
  • Tie data ownership to functional areas
  • Establish a culture of compliance with proper training and accountability for data integrity

Modernize regulatory operations

  • Identify and implement a scalable RIM system
  • Ensure data repositories are properly linked across the organization
  • Digitize RegOps and shift away from manual information repositories and spreadsheets

Learn more: For additional insights on IDMP readiness from industry peers and ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ experts, visit www.veeva.com/IDMP