Ind safety reporting guidance fda
[DOC File]TRANSFER OF SPONSOR IND OBLIGATIONS
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Under 21 CFR Part 312 Investigational New Drug (IND) Application ... Both Reporting information relevant to the safety of the test article to the FDA, as referenced in 21 CFR 312.56(c); XYZ Co. Submitting to the FDA annual reports on the progress of the investigation, as referenced in 21 CFR 312.56(c); UCSF Determining whether an ...
[DOC File]TEMPLATE: CLINICAL STUDY PROTOCOL
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Reporting of adverse reactions to the FDA. Written IND Safety Reports. The Sponsor-Investigator will submit a written IND Safety Report (i.e., completed FDA Form 3500 A) to the responsible new drug review division of the FDA for any observed or volunteered adverse event that is determined to be a serious and unexpected, suspected adverse reaction.
[DOCX File]NIA Adverse Event and Serious Adverse Event Guidelines
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IND Safety Reporting. An overview of the Safety Reporting requirements are described below and in the flow diagram, as shown in Figure 1. Fatal or life-threatening serious unexpected suspected adverse reactions (SUSARs) reports: The sponsor (or sponsor-investigator) must notify the FDA of any SUSARs to the study drug as soon as possible but
[DOC File]IND Responsibilities
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Sponsor-investigators have extensive reporting requirements under FDA regulations. New protocol. 21 CFR 312.30a. Once the IND has been approved by the FDA, the sponsor-investigator must submit a new protocol for any study not contained in the IND application. The protocol can be submitted before or after IRB approval.
[DOCX File]INVESTIGATOR GUIDANCE: Prompt Reporting Requirements
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Written reports of federal agencies (e.g., FDA Form 483) Written reports of study monitors. Unauthorized disclosure of confidential information. State medical board or hospital medical staff actions. Information not listed above does not require prompt reporting to the Organization’s local IRB. REFERENCES. 21 CFR §56.108(b) 45 CFR §46.103(b)(5)
[DOC File]IND Safety Report Submission SOP
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The purpose of this SOP is to outline the process for review, submission, and retention of all IND safety reports received by the PI of a currently approved study. BACKGROUND All IND safety reports received by the PI must be reviewed, submitted and retained in a regulatory compliant and consistent format.
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If the consumer does not report via the Safety Reporting Portal, these complaints should be entered into the FACTS Consumer Complaint System. (See Section 6, References) 4.1.3 MedWatch FDA Forms 3500
[DOC File]INVESTIGATOR GUIDANCE: Prompt Reporting Requirements
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Adverse event or IND safety report that requires a protocol or consent change State medical board or hospital medical staff actions, (denial, revocation, suspension, reduction, limitation, probation, non-renewal, relinquishment, sanction, fine, or discipline) regarding any of the following for the PI or research staff, or if research staff are ...
[DOC File]GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS – IND SAFETY REPORTS
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General Instructions – IND Safety Reports. What Type of Safety Information Must I Report to the FDA? IND regulations require that a narrative or tabular summary of the most frequent and most serious adverse events be reported to the FDA in the annual report.
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