Forum Seminar: Product information
28 June and 4 December 2018, Cologne, Germany - SmPC, package insert & labeling
26 January 2017, Cologne, Germany - Workshop: use of updated QRD templates
Which format is more suitable according to readability test results from the PAINT3 study?
Resource-saving solutions that additionally guarantee a good standard of legibility for package leaflets
MoreDr. Anna Wolf finalised extensive work in February 2015 concerning the QRD template of the European Union, under PAINT-Consult’s supervision at the University of Bonn.
MoreHow best to assess paper quality for package leaflets – weight or opacity?
MoreThe EMA has published a QRD form for submission and assessment of user testing bridging proposals.
MoreAccording to QRD template version 9.1 MAH list is no longer essential
MoreTwo dimensional codes enable easy access to detailed information.
26 - 27 February 2015, Bonn, Germany - Workshop: experience with readability user testing, using QRD templates
On 10 June 2015, the EMA published the new QRD template versions 9.1 and 3.1
More10 - 12 February 2014, Bonn , Germany - Workshop: use of QRD templates, questions relating to labeling
Address: Wenigenjenaer Ufer 12, 07749 Jena, Germany
17 - 18 January 2013, London, UK - Presentation: Learning from current experience - did readability tests improve the quality of information and satisfy patients' needs?
14 February 2012, Berlin, Germany - Presentation: The new QRD templates for product information
The Forsa Opinion Research Institute, acting on behalf of the ERGO Insurance Group AG, interviewed 2600 people. The results show that package inserts are the most comprehensible product information in Germany.
6 April 2011, London, UK - Presentation: The "ideal" OTC package insert
14 February 2011, Berlin, Germany - Presentation: Readability Guideline and Labelling: Recent experience on implementation and readability tests.
CMDh once again recommended PAINT-Consult's written readability test method as an alternative
26 November - 3 December 2010, University of Bonn, Germany - Presentation: Patient information via package inserts within the European Union
Supervised by PAINT-Consult, Dr. Claudia Hertzsch completed her dissertation relating to: Possibilities and limitations in preparing patient-friendlier package inserts with regard to content, formal design and amount of text.
PAINT2 study is accomplished. This is an analysis of 271 package inserts randomly chosen from those available on the German medicine market.
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Last update: 21.02.2019