Eunomia perspective · 2025-03-19 · Compliance Programmes, Audits & Training, EFPIA Code Compliance
Importance of Bespoke Healthcare Compliance Training for Pharmaceutical Industry
Published by Eunomia Pharma Services · Updated
Why should pharma compliance training be bespoke?
Generic training struggles with complex content, information overload, different learning styles and relevance to each role. Training tailored to your codes, markets and job roles, delivered in short practical modules with measured outcomes, builds ethical decision-making rather than box-ticking.
What bespoke training includes
- Content mapped to the codes and markets each role works under.
- Bite-size modules with practical examples.
- Formats for visual, auditory and hands-on learners.
- Measures that show changes in behaviour and risk.
The practical steps above are Eunomia’s operational guidance. See the source notes below for the scope of the external references.
Sources and scope
- EFPIA: The EFPIA Code of Practice
The European industry code for promotion and for interactions with HCPs, HCOs and patient organisations, implemented through national codes.
- PMCPA: 2024 ABPI Code of Practice
The UK industry code, in effect from 1 October 2024 and administered by the PMCPA independently of the ABPI.
External sources accessed 29 September 2026. Check the applicable country rules and current source text for a specific engagement.
