Main Average number of days from receipt of high priority inspection assignment to investigator initiating the inspection High priority inspection assignments are defined as: 1) Public health emergency (e.g., outbreak, trace-back), 2) User fee driven (e.g., PDUFA, MDUFMA), 3) For cause (e.g., follow-up to a compliance issue, complaint, adverse event), 4) Impending critical patent expiry, or 5) Special request <i>Information is current as of February 12, 2013.</i> Measure tracked in calendar days Average number of days column 2012 Measure implemented April 2012 2013 Main Average number of days from investigator initiating the high priority inspection (entering the firm) to investigator completing the inspection High priority inspection assignments are defined as: 1) Public health emergency (e.g., outbreak, trace-back), 2) User fee driven (e.g., PDUFA, MDUFMA), 3) For cause (e.g., follow-up to a compliance issue, complaint, adverse event), 4) Impending critical patent expiry, or 5) Special request Measure tracked in calendar days Average number of days column 2012 Measure implemented April 2012 2013 Main Average number of days from investigator completing the high priority inspection to investigator submitting the report to headquarters High priority inspection assignments are defined as: 1) Public health emergency (e.g., outbreak, trace-back), 2) User fee driven (e.g., PDUFA, MDUFMA), 3) For cause (e.g., follow-up to a compliance issue, complaint, adverse event), 4) Impending critical patent expiry, or 5) Special request Measure tracked in calendar days Average number of days column 2012 Measure implemented April 2012 2013 Main Average number of days from investigator initiating the routine inspection (entering the firm) to investigator completing the inspection Routine inspection assignments are defined as those that are received from the Centers as "surveillance" work at the beginning of the Fiscal Year Measure tracked in calendar days Average number of days column 2012 Measure implemented April 2012 2013 Main Average number of days from investigator completing the routine inspection to investigator submitting the report to headquarters Routine inspection assignments are defined as those that are received from the Centers as "surveillance" work at the beginning of the Fiscal Year Measure tracked in calendar days Average number of days column 2012 Measure implemented April 2012 2013 http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/Transparency/track/ucm206185.htm FDA-TRACK Office of International Programs Dashboard ਍††਍਍਍਍਍਍਍