Abstract
Abstract: This article presents a comprehensive and comparative analysis of the regulatory frameworks governing the approval of pharmaceuticals in the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Nicaragua. It delves into the intricate scientific terminology and complex procedures inher-ent in these regulatory systems, shedding light on the demanding requirements that pharmaceu-tical companies must fulfil to secure market access in these countries. Employing a comparative approach, the article explores both the analogy and differences in the approval processes, focus-ing on factors such as safety standards, efficacy assessments, clinical trial prerequisites, post-marketing surveillance, and overall transparency. The findings contribute to a deeper under-standing of the scientific accuracy and ongoing efforts towards regulatory harmonisation within the pharmaceutical industry across these countries. Furthermore, this study aims to define the regulatory requirements for drug approval in the LATAM region, explicitly emphasising the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Nicaragua. It provides insights into the current pharmaceuti-cal market landscape in Latin America, compares the regulatory requirements for drug approval in these three countries, and offers guidance on preparing dossiers for obtaining authorisation of pharmaceutical drug products. By examining the similarities and differences in regulatory stand-ards, this article facilitates a comprehensive understanding of the stringency ratios between these countries and assists companies in navigating the specific regulatory landscapes to achieve suc-cessful drug approvals
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