Amy K. Dow, Associate, copresents "Understanding the Clinical Trial Process for Drugs and Biologics" at ACI's FDA Boot Camp.

Topics include:

  • Overview of the clinical trial process

    - phases of testing (I-IV)
    - which are mandatory?
    - what happens in each phase?
    - who conducts the testing?
    - special considerations for Phase IV testing

  • Regulatory requirements

    - informed consent
    - IRBs
    - sponsor obligations
    - investigator obligations

  • FDA authority

    - inspections
    - refusal to accept data
    - clinical hold
    - disqualification of irb and/or investigator

  • Other issues

    - CROs
    - SMOs
    - who reviews the data?
    - how do clinical trials for drugs differ from clinical trials for biologics?

  • Disclosure of clinical trial information

    - FDA Amendments Act of 2007
    - FDAMA § 113
    - clinicaltrials.gov
    - PhRMA policies

For more information, visit AmericanConference.com.

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