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Advisory Committee

A board that provides expertise and other advice to the main governing body of an organization. For example, the board of directors of a publicly-traded company may consult with an advisory committee on important matters. The advisory committee does not decide the matter, but may represent a broader spectrum of interests than the governing body itself.
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The composition, size, compensation and structure of advisory boards varies, but general principles can guide the establishment of effective advisory committees.
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Zafar Ullah Chaudhry decided to establish two advisory committees.
Council of CPSP decides to expand academic consultation
Members of two FDA advisory committees recommended against approval of naproxcinod, a combination of naproxen and nitric oxide, as a treatment for osteoarthritis, citing the need for more data.
Advisory panel rejects novel NSAID
creating federal advisory committees to gain expertise from outside the
Federal advisory committees: an overview
The Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been criticized about how it recruits individuals to become members of its advisory committees and how it grants some determinations that allow members with conflicts of interest to participate in committee meetings.
FDA Advisory Committees: Process for Recruiting Members and Evaluating Potential Conflicts of Interest
At an April hearing, Clay said that "some appointments to scientific and technical advisory committees have generated some controversy due to the perception that appointments were made based on ideology rather than expertise or were weighted to favor one group of stakeholders over another.
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A draft guidance document recommends that advisory committees adhere to a process of simultaneous voting, in which all members vote at once.
Agency bolsters advisory panels
FDA is committed to making the advisory committee process more rigorous and transparent so that the public has confidence in the integrity of the recommendations made by its advisory committees," said Randall Lutter, PhD, the agency's acting deputy commissioner for policy.
FDA proposes conflict of interest guidelines
This effort includes the development of guidances to provide greater clarity and transparency in the disclosure of waivers of relationships that could present the appearance of conflicts of interest, as well as additional efforts to implement more streamlined approaches that will improve the transparency in the appointment of members to the agency's advisory committees.
FDA announces plan to strengthen advisory committee processes

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