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Drafts and reviews the clinical pharmacology portion of a regulatory briefing package — answerable questions to the agency, applicant positions with their supporting evidence, and validated annex cross-references — aligned to the public structure of clinical pharmacology review. Use this skill when someone asks to draft, structure, stress-test or QC the CP content of a briefing book or meeting package — for example "draft the clin pharm section of our pre-NDA briefing package", "which questions should we ask", or "check every position in this package is actually supported". Do not use for responding to questions an agency has already sent, for writing the meeting request itself, for CTD summary or labelling content, or for any request to decide whether a position will be accepted.
malekokour/clinpharm-pmx-skills · ★ 6 · AI & Automation · score 77
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# Briefing Package Content Draft the clinical pharmacology content of a regulatory briefing package: the questions the sponsor puts to the agency, the positions the sponsor takes, the evidence each position rests on, and the annex cross-references that let a reviewer follow a claim to its source. Then stress-test that content against the public shape of clinical pharmacology review, before an agency does. **This skill prepares. It never commits, never asserts that a position is agreed, and never predicts what an agency will decide.** ## Who this is for Clinical pharmacology leads preparing content for a scheduled agency interaction · CP reviewers checking a draft package before it reaches regulatory affairs · regulatory strategy partners assembling the CP portion of a briefing book. ## When to use this skill Use when the object is **content the sponsor is preparing to put in front of an agency**, and no agency question has been received: - "Draft the clinical pharmacology section of our pre-NDA briefing package" - "Which clin pharm questions should we ask at this meeting?" - "Check that every position in this draft is actually supported by an annex" - "Stress-test our dose-selection position before the meeting" - "Are we contradicting anything we told them last time?" ## When NOT to use this skill These are close neighbours. Route them elsewhere and say so: | Request | Why not this skill | Where it belongs | |---|---|---| | "The agency sent us these questions — map