CLINICAL SUPPLY REGULATORY ARTICLES
FDA Announces 1-Year “Stabilization” Period For DSCSA Compliance — Don't Mistake It For An Enforcement Delay
On August 30 in a new guidance document, the FDA announced the establishment of a one-year stabilization period with regard to the enhanced security and unit-level electronic traceability requirements of the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) that go into effect on Nov. 27, 2023. The FDA makes it clear that this is not an opportunity to delay implementation; rather, it is an opportunity to refine, improve, and stabilize your systems and processes.
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Ensuring drugs reach patients at the right time and place is crucial. Review key areas to consider as you build a robust clinical supply chain that supports global trials effectively and efficiently.
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In a Phase 3 psychiatry trial, a pharmaceutical company partnered with Signant to revolutionize patient recruitment through data-driven site selection using PureSignal Analytics.
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Discover the guidance for navigating unique formulation and handling requirements, novel trial designs and supply chain implications, and regulatory and clinical strategies to support product approvals.
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Review current requirements as outlined by the EU Clinical Trial Regulation, supporting guidance, and three key considerations when planning IMP labeling activities for ongoing studies.
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Clinical trials can be very complex. Discover the need to connect planning and oversight from sourcing to shipping, along with mastering requirements such as cold chain, border slowdowns, and data privacy.
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Developing a placebo for an injectable drug requires consideration of the formulation’s impact in trials, chemistry and physical details, ethical concerns, and regulatory compliance.
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With the supply chain and transportation logistics disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, full documentation and complete transparency becomes even more important to avoid delays and assert provenance.