You are here:

BfR Commission for Evidence-Based Methods in Risk Assessment*

The BfR Commission for Evidence-Based Methods in Risk Assessment is the continuation of the BfR Commission for Exposure Assessment and Exposure Standardisation with a new alignment.

Tasks of the BfR Commission

The task of this commission is to advise the BfR on the establishment of scientific standards in the field of evidence-based methods for the assessment of the health risks of foods and consumer products (with the emphasis on chemical noxae). One particular objective is the compilation and quality assurance of protocols for the performance of systematic reviews, systematic mapping review, meta-analysis, and weight-of-evidence assessments. The protocols should be suitable for use in responding to official ordinances or in the context of registration or authorisation procedures under specific boundary conditions. The outcomes of the deliberations should culminate in scientific publications on adapted assessment protocols and case studies.

Members of the BfR Commission

Scientists from universities, federal research agencies, European authorities, international scientific networks and industry were appointed as members of the BfR Commission for Evidence-Based Methods in Risk Assessment.

* From 2008 to 2017: BfR Commission for Exposure Assessment and Exposure Standardisation

Up

Reports

 (1)
Date Title Size
12.09.2022
Recommendation of the BfR Commissions on Exposure Estimation and Standardisation (2008 - 2017) and Evidence-based Methods in Risk Assessment (since 2018) of the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment
Guidance on Uncertainty Analysis in Exposure Assessment 300.5 KB
PDF-File

Up

Contact

BfR Administrator
PD Dr. Christine Müller-Graf

E-Mail
EBM-Kommission@bfr.bund.de

Cookie Notice

This site only uses cookies to offer you a better browsing experience. Find out more on how we use cookies in our Data Protection Declaration.