InfoCRG Articles
The use of study forms at Clinical Trial Sites
Overview Various study forms (logs, templates etc.) are being used at Clinical Trial Sites in order to facilitate the conduct of Clinical Trials and to
Execution of Clinical Trial Agreements
Overview According to regulations it is required that all Parties conducting particular Clinical Trial are legally bound with contractual arrangements (agreements). There are various agreements
Adaptation of Study Materials to country-specific requirements
Overview Nowadays the majority of Clinical Trials are multi-national involving various countries, so the main (“master”, typically English) versions of Study Materials should be adapted
Risk Assessment as part of Quality Risk Management
Overview Quality Risk Management (QRM) is an integral part of the corporate Quality Management System. Effective QRM is fundamental to ensuring the protection of human
Clinical Site Audits
Overview Clinical Site Audits are performed by Sponsors as part of quality assurance implementation in the Clinical Study (Trial). The audit is independent of and
Project Management in Clinical Trials
Overview Project Management activities are essentially required to start-up, execute, and complete a particular Clinical Trial (Study) project in compliance with study protocol, other Sponsor’s
Management of Trial Master File
Overview The vital part of each Clinical Trial conduct is management of Essential Documents. According to established Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines “Essential Documents are
Third Party Vendor Management
A Clinical Trial can have multiple Third Party Vendors requiring effective oversight which can be challenging for Sponsors. The proper documentation proving continuous oversight must
Introduction to the Monitoring in Clinical Trials, Pre-Study Site Selection Visit
Overview As per Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guideline “the purposes of trial monitoring are to verify that: a) The rights and well-being of human subjects
Feasibility and Site Identification
Overview Feasibility and Site identification are fundamental critical aspects of planning and executing successful Clinical Trials. Feasibility and Site identification involves identifying potential Sites that