Investigational New Drugs Flashcards
IND Regulations
21 CFR 312 cover procedures and requirements for INDs
Regulations also define the roles and responsibilities of FDA reviewers, IND sponsors and clinical investigators
Define IND
New drug or biologic used in a clinical investigation
IND application
Request to FDA for authorization to administer an investigational drug or biologic to humans
(Notice of Claimed Investigational Exemption for a New Drug)
Define Sponsor
Individual, company, academic institution, or other organization that takes responsibility for and initiates a clinical investigation
Define Investigator
Individual under whose immediate direction a drug is administered or dispensed
Define Sponsor-Investigator
Individual who both initiates and conducts an investigation
Do not include any person other than an individual
What is an IND
Drug that provide sufficient data to warrant study in humans
Must be secured prior to interstate shipment and administration of any new drug or biological product that is NOT an approved drug/biologic
Primary Objectives in Review
Safety and rights of subjects
Safety and efficacy of drug
Who submits INDs
Sponsor
Sponsor-Investigator
Other entities
Commercial INDs
Obtain marketing approval
Research INDs
Research-driven, no marketing approval
Emergency Use INDs
Only with a life-threatening situation that does not allow time for submission and review of IND
Exploratory IND
Study is conducted early in Phase 0
Involves limited human exposure
No therapeutic or diagnostic intent
Less preclinical data support needed
Treatment IND
Used to make promising new drugs available to desperately ill pts
Six exempt criteria
Not designed to support approval of a ned indication or a change in label
If study is not intended to support a significant change in the advertising
If the study does not involve a rounte of admin, dosage level or pt population that increases the risk
Study is conducted in compliance with IRB
Study is conducted in compliance with regulation regarding promotion and charging
It does not intend to invoke 21 CFR 50.24 (exception from informed consent requirements for emergency research)