10 januari: Clinical Trial approvals Flashcards
What are the steps in MAA?
1) preparation dossier
2) submission
3) review by authorities
4) inspections; to verify quality and obtain data.
5) questions and answers
fun fact: takes about two years
Why would you opt to go for either an MAA or NDA?
Location specific diseases e.g. gluten intolerance in Eastern Europe, specific hospitals acting as disease hotspots
What are the FDA tasks (5)?
- New product review
- Post marketing surveillance
- Setting standards and writing regulations > CFR (=Code of Federal Regulations)
- Scientific research
- Regulatory enforcement and corrective action (e.g. naming and shaming)
What are advantages of international trials? (3)
- Diverse subjects
- Shortens time
- Marketing advantage
What are the types of applications in the US? (2)
IND: normal procedure and fast track. Getting approval to start CTs.
NDA: (&ANDA) comparable to MAA.
When would you opt for IND fast track?
not ethical to wait longer without any current treatments
When would you opt for ANDA?
In case of generic drugs (e.g. paracetamol, nicotine bandaid)
If sponsor is US, and investigation site is in EU, the investigator needs to comply with… regulations.
A. FDA
B. EMA
A. FDA
what is EudraCT?
European database for CTs which are ongoing, including all events (SUSARs etc.)
What is EudraVigilance?
European database for medicinal products. also SUSARs.
Which persons are involved in ethical committees?
- One physician
- one law expert
- one expert on research methodology and ethics
- patients representative
- person w/ expertise in pharmacy and clinical pharmacology
In EU, … is given,
In US, …. is given.
A Favorable Approval
B Favorable Opinion
- B
2. A