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== Content ==
Examples of critical and major findings in the sub-categories of the three main categories "General", "Trial Management", and "Investigational Site" are listed below.
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• There was no evidence provided to inspectors that the monitoring issues identified at the sites were escalated in a timely manner. There was no evidence for continuous and effective medical monitoring activities.
• There was no evidence provided to inspectors that the monitoring issues identified at the sites were escalated in a timely manner. There was no evidence for continuous and effective medical monitoring activities.
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Document information
Reference EU EMA/INS/GCP/126568/2023

- Annual Report of the Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Inspectors' Working Group (IWG) 2022 2023

Validity area EU
Scope(s) G
Document name EMA/INS/GCP/126568/2023

- Annual Report of the Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Inspectors' Working Group (IWG) 2022

Version / Revision 2023
Status Current
Document type Official guideline
Language(s) EN
Description EMA/INS/GCP/164938/2024

Inspections Office Quality and Safety of Medicines Department

Annual Report of the Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Inspectors' Working Group (IWG) 2023 Adopted by the GCP IWG on 26 November 2024

Official source Official link
Restricted access No
Submitted by Florian Adragna
Contributors


Reference Details
Module Module 4 — Unit 4.3.1
Scope G
Document part 3.1.2 - Monitoring
Language EN
Original entry by Florian Adragna
Contributors
Tags Monitoring, Remote monitoring, Critical finding, Major finding, Examples

Content

Examples of critical and major findings in the sub-categories of the three main categories "General", "Trial Management", and "Investigational Site" are listed below. [...] Monitoring: • The process in place to allow for remote monitoring visits to be performed by the CRA was not GCP compliant as the protection of the privacy of the trial participants was insufficiently ensured. • Lack of a monitoring plan. • There was no evidence provided to inspectors that the monitoring issues identified at the sites were escalated in a timely manner. There was no evidence for continuous and effective medical monitoring activities. [...]