CLINICAL SUPPLY REGULATORY ARTICLES

An inaugural survey revealed that a lack of harmonized regulations slows the advancement of alternative drug modalities and advanced manufacturing technology.
CLINICAL SUPPLY REGULATORY RESOURCES
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One of the most significant changes in the new EU regulation is Annex VI, which covers changes in the labelling requirements for investigational medical products (IMPs). So, what are the implications of these changes and how will they affect outer immediate packaging?
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To receive the most comprehensive project proposal possible, it is important to fill out any questionnaire as accurately and completely as possible.
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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.
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The RMAT designation gives the sponsor of a new drug access to increased meeting opportunities with FDA, in a manner comparable to those offered to sponsors of breakthrough-designated therapies. In fact the RMAT may be considered as analogous to the breakthrough designation for regenerative medicine drugs.
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Since the FDA is now encouraging creativity in trial designs, it is important for all stakeholders to adapt processes to follow the science and ultimately bring medicines to patients, faster. This white paper addresses the complexities that come with these trial designs, and how randomization and trial supply management (RTSM) solutions are critical to run flexible, robust, and quality-driven trials.
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A strong labeling team is vital to ensure successful navigation of the legal entity change process, including developing a timeline, executing data transfers, and mitigating compliance risks.
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Read more about trends in the biologics market that could impact the lifecycle strategies for your drug product and steps you can take around drug packaging early in development.