Clinical trial annual reports are a requirement of the 2001 European Union Clinical Trials Directive which came into effect on 1 May 2004.
CLINICAL TRIAL ANNUAL REPORTS
Clinical
trial annual reports are a requirement of the 2001 European Union Clinical
Trials Directive which came into effect on 1 May 2004. The manufacturer or
sponsor is required to report both to the competent authority and to the ethics
committee in each member state, as set out in a detailed guidance published by
the European Commission (EC, 2004b). This guid-ance applies to all clinical
trials on medicinal prod-ucts for human use conducted within the European
Community. Importantly, it applies to all investiga-tional medicinal products
for human use, regardless of their marketing authorisation status in any member
state or whether they are used under the conditions of marketing authorisation.
It provides detailed guid-ance on the collection, verification and presentation
of adverse event/reaction reports arising from clinical trials. Although it
does not cover spontaneous post-marketing ADRs, the introduction of this
European directive, along with the proposed regulations in the US regarding
safety reporting for human drugs and biological products (FDA, 2003), is
indicative of a global trend towards more rigorous regulation of prod-uct
safety which will inevitably have implications for PSURs and the resources that
companies devote to producing them.
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