Published 24 August 2026
Introduction
The landscape of medical affairs is evolving rapidly,...
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Created out of a need for more transparent quality and competency standards in the biopharma space, the Accreditation Council for Medical Affairs (ACMA) has evolved into the only independent accrediting body overseeing the life sciences industry. Founded in 2015 by its CEO, Dr. William Soliman, PhD., the ACMA works across the industry to credential individuals and accredit the practices of various companies operating in the arena. Today, the ACMA works with Industry, Regulators, and Academia, among others, to further its mission: Establishing Best-in-Class Practices across the Life Sciences Industry to ensure the most rigorous quality/competency standards are established and globally enforced to elevate patient care
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