MLR

Medical, Legal and Regulatory review — the committee sign-off every piece of pharmaceutical promotion goes through before it is seen by a doctor or a patient: medical checks the claims against the data, legal checks the exposure, regulatory checks the label and the rules, and nothing ships without all three

The gate a web page must pass, and the reason a brand site is reviewed as a set of screenshots with a job number rather than as a codebase. Every claim, image, footnote and safety statement is approved in a specific arrangement; move the ISI below a claim it was approved above and the page is unapproved again. That is what makes regulatory sequencing a structural rule and a design system valuable in this industry: an approved pattern is one fewer thing the committee must read from scratch, and a locked tier is a promise that the approved arrangement holds. Also called PRC (promotional review committee) in some companies.