FDAnews Announces — New Book — Clinical Trials Adverse Event Reporting Guide, 2017 Edition
Falls Church, VA (PRWEB) October 09, 2017 -- Clinical Trials Adverse Event Reporting Guide, 2017 Edition
**An FDAnews Book**
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The FDA requires clinical trial sponsors to report any patient’s serious adverse drug reaction if the sponsor determines that the “information qualifies for reporting” under section 312.32 of its Investigational New Drug Application rules. A lot rides on that simple four-word phrase including:
- What are the qualifications?
- How does the sponsor report?
- What is the deadline for reporting?
- What should the report include?
And most important: What are the consequences of failing to report?
Find the answers to those questions and many more in the 2017 edition of Clinical Trials Adverse Event Reporting Guide. The completely revised and updated guide includes more than 300 pages of FDA guidance on adverse event reporting.
Don’t let a clinical trial fail just because of not knowing the reporting rules. They’re all in the guide. Here are the new titles included in the new edition:
- Determining the Extent of Safety Data Collection Needed in Late-Stage Premarket and Postapproval Clinical Investigations
- Safety Assessment for IND Safety Reporting
Readers ill also find the text of 21 CFR Part 312, the regulations governing the IND program.
Who Will Benefit:
- Site managers
- Trial sponsors
- Principle investigators
- CROs
FDAnews Book Details:
Clinical Trials Adverse Event Reporting Guide, 2017 Edition
Price: $397
http://www.fdanews.com/products/54909-clinical-trials-adverse-event-reporting
Easy Ways to Order:
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