Inside US FDA’s Return To In-Person Meetings
Executive Summary
In an interview, OND Deputy Director of Operations Kevin Bugin describes how FDA might be able to "accelerate" the transition back to in-person meetings if the initial phase with Type A and BPD Type 1 meetings goes well. But there is still no plan to return to in-person advisory committees.
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