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  • New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) are increasingly used in food, drug, consumer product, and chemical safety assessments.
  • Despite technological and legislative growth, widespread adoption of NAMs faces significant challenges.
  • A sense of frustration accompanies the rapid development and publication of NAMs.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assert that challenges in NAMs adoption are not unique.
  • To identify opportunities for learning from the Quality Improvement (QI) movement.
  • To offer recommendations for NAMs development and implementation.

Main Methods:

  • This commentary analyzes the challenges of NAMs adoption.
  • It draws parallels between NAMs adoption hurdles and experiences within the Quality Improvement (QI) movement in public health and healthcare.
  • Lessons learned from QI are applied to inform NAMs strategies.

Main Results:

  • The challenges encountered in NAMs adoption share similarities with those historically faced by the QI movement.
  • Decades of QI experience offer valuable insights, both positive and negative, applicable to NAMs.
  • Specific strategies can be derived from QI to facilitate NAMs integration.

Conclusions:

  • The perceived uniqueness of NAMs adoption challenges may be overstated.
  • Leveraging the extensive experience of the QI movement can accelerate the successful integration of NAMs.
  • Targeted recommendations based on QI principles can guide future NAMs development and policy.