New FDAAA Paperwork
New FDA Form 3674, Explained
The FDA’s new Form 3674 is an attestation that a trial has been registered in clinicaltrials.gov. more...
The FDA’s new Form 3674 is an attestation that a trial has been registered in clinicaltrials.gov. more...
At Outcome’s Post-Approval Summit at Harvard, CDER head Janet Woodcock walked the audience through what FDAAA means. more...
Two leading firms, Tessella and United Biosource, discuss the perception that regulators are trying to slow down the adoption of adaptive designs. more...
More global locations and outsourcing can make for a messy process to generate a trial master file (TMF). Phlexglobal bundles services and software to help. more...
Warren Perry of Qumas warns that some of the industry will be unprepared for the FDA insisting on its long-planned transition to the eCTD. more...
The GAO says the FDA and sponsors aren’t doing enough to analyze clinical trial data about the elderly. more...
A prominent official talks about how to approach the regulatory aspects of adaptive designs. more...
At the recent annual meeting for regulatory affairs professionals, there were two presentations on the right attitude for China and Brazil. more...
Reading between the lines of a presentation by Sandra Kweder of FDA-CDER. How industry may have to adapt to an evolving review process at the agency. more...
The FDA’s Sandra Kweder talks about Vioxx, a consultant’s study of its process, and how that process is about to be standardized across all sections of CDER. A report from the 2007 RAPS conference for regulatory affairs pros. more...
There is growing interest in software to generate the electronic common technical document (eCTD). more...
Gartner distinguished analyst Carol Rozwell talks about drug safety, contract research organizations, data mining and other topics related to CDISC standards. more...
What one auditor of technology at clinical sites looks for. more...
Since most people in the industry use Office to create clinical trial documents, Microsoft and FCG say it’s high time there is a secure environment for managing it in a regulated industry. The appeal of MOSS. more...
Yes, microdosing is part of the FDA’s Critical Path Initiative. But no, sponsors don’t seem to be interested in extremely low-dose trials yet. Why? The FDA’s David Jacobson-Kram offers some thoughts. more...
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