Preparing for Expanded Clinical Trial Data Transparency US and EU Initiatives on the Horizon
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In the US:
- The Trial and Experimental Studies Act is aimed to close disclosure loopholes and make sure end results are posted.
- The Clinical Trial Cancer Mission 2020 Act wants companies to disclose results, good and bad.
- Under FDASIA Section 1124, the FDA is proposing to make available de-identified and masked data from medical product applications. Industry claims this is illegal.
In Europe, the EU’s parliament announced in June it intends to release clinical trial data on all newly-approved drugs to promote faster innovation and establish “trust and confidence in the system.”
Your clinical trial data could be a much more open book. Are you prepared?
Full disclosure of clinical trial results is one of this year’s hot issues for pharmaceutical and medical device companies and U.S. and EU regulatory bodies are clear that changes are coming.
If you aren’t keeping tabs on all of what is on the horizon, you might be blindsided about what information you have to hand over.
FDAnews, along with one of the leading experts in clinical trial disclosure, Scott Cunningham, will provide a roadmap detailing how the latest initiatives could radically impact your company’s trial design, data collection and reporting strategies.