Preparing for FHIR-based ePI
PI is going digital. And the details have never mattered more
Electronic Product Information (ePI) is moving toward structured, interoperable formats built on the FHIR standard. For Life Sciences companies, that changes more than how information is delivered, it changes how content is created, reviewed, and proven accurate.
FHIR-based ePI introduces new dependencies between data, structure, and meaning. A single misplaced element or inconsistency in XML can have regulatory consequences, even if the content looks “right” at first glance.
This practical guide walks through what that shift really means for regulatory, labeling, and content teams and how to adapt your proofreading and verification processes without adding manual work or risk. You’ll learn how to stay in control of accuracy as ePI moves from documents to structured data.
Inside the ebook, you’ll learn:
- What FHIR-based ePI changes for regulatory and labeling teams
- Why manual proofreading isn’t efficient when managing structured, XML-based content
- How to verify accuracy in FHIR XML without relying on time-consuming workarounds
- Where automation strengthens ePI workflows and where human oversight still matters
- Real-world examples from companies already making the transition
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