The monitoring of clinical studies is extremely important to protect the rights, welfare and safety of the study participants, and to assure the integrity of the study data submitted to the FDA and thus, ultimately the accuracy of FDA’s evaluation of submitted studies and subsequent approval decisions. If you have been following the debarment notifications […]
The MHRA Good Clinical Practice Symposium was a virtual event this year due to COVID‑19. More than 800 individuals from over forty countries across the globe attended. Throughout the three‑day event, speakers provided their perspectives on clinical trials from their roles as inspectors, assessors, and reviewers representing the MHRA, FDA, and Health Canada. The agenda provided […]
John Darby, M.Sc., Senior Director of Lachman Consultants, wrote a recent article for Contract Pharma applying the principles of Quality Risk Management to get medicines to market faster. Here is a brief excerpt from the article: “As vaccine development progresses globally to address the coronavirus pandemic, assurance of manufacturing capability to address supply needs is […]
A Department of Justice press release (here) announced a 19 count indictment against 9 individuals “with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, mail fraud, wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, conspiracy to defraud the United States, and failure to maintain adequate records.” Basically, the press release goes on to describe fraudulent activities relative to the […]
With COVID-19 still ravaging the U.S. and the world, there are many efforts to find new treatments, find old drugs that may work, and various immunological approaches that are being evaluated to fight this disease. Just out of curiosity, I took a look at the U.S. National Library of Medicine’s Clinical Trials website (here) to […]
