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Amendementen Contracten en amendementen op contracten Contracten en amendementen op contracten moeten eerst ter beoordeling naar de jurist van MST worden gestuurd (mr. H ten Vergert, Mariastraat 16, 7574ZM Oldenzaal). Hierbij is een onderlegger verplicht waarin o.a. het volgende vermeld staat: korte titel onderzoek, protocolnummer/IDnummer protocol, naam en adres firma, naam en specialisme onderzoeker MST. Substantieel of niet
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Klik hier voor de aanbiedingsbrief. 2. protocol en proefpersoneninformatie Geneesmiddelenonderzoek: uitgebreide informatie ‘Clinical Research with medicinal products in the Netherlands’
3.1.1 Substantial amendments During the trial, the sponsor may amend the protocol. The sponsor will decide if an amendment is substantial or not. If the amendment is substantial, it must be submitted to the accredited Ethics Committee. The amendment may only be implemented after a positive decision of the aEC. The competent authority (CCMO/Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport) will receive a notification that consists of the completed amendment form and the adjusted original XML file containing the application form, if applicable. All amendments will be primarily assessed by the aEC. The competent authority will confirm the receipt of the amendment notification, which without further information can be interpreted as no grounds for nonacceptance. Substantial amendments to the trial have a significant impact on: • The safety or physical or mental integrity of the subjects; • The scientific value of the trial; • The conduct or management of the trial; or • The quality or safety of any investigational medicinal product used in the trial. The list of potential substantial amendments presented below should function as guidance and should explicitly not be seen as fixed. For instance a planned design or dosage change in a study with an adaptable design (if approved a priori in this way by the accredited Ethics Committee) are not substantial amendments, as these were foreseen and approved by the ethics committee. It is strongly recommended to use this procedure to limit the number of amendments that have to be evaluated by the aEC. Amendments related to the study Applicable 1 Purpose of the trial 2 Design of the trial 3 Informed consent 4 Recruitment procedure 5 Measures of efficacy 6 Schedule of samples 7 Addition or deletion of tests or measures 8 Number of participants 9 Age range of participants 10 Inclusion criteria 11 Exclusion criteria 12 Safety monitoring 13 Duration of exposure to the IMP 14 Change of posology (dosage scheme) of the IMP 15 Change of comparator 16 Statistical analysis Amendments related to the trial arrangements 17 Change of the principal investigator or addition of new one 18 Change of the co-ordinating investigator 19 Change of the trial site or addition of new sites 20 Change of the sponsor or legal representative 21 Change of the CRO assigned significant tasks 22 Change of the definition of the end of the trial Amendment related to the IMP Changes to investigational medicinal product quality data concerning: 23 Changes of name or code of IMPs 24 Immediate packaging material 25 Manufacturer(s) of active substance 26 Manufacturing process of the active substance 27 Specifications of active substance 28 Manufacture of the medicinal product 29 Specification of the medicinal product 30 Specification of excipients where these may affect product performance 31 Shelf-life including after first opening and reconstitution Major change to the formulation 32 Storage conditions 33 Test procedures of active substance 34 Test procedures of the medicinal product 35 Test procedures of non-pharmacopoeial excipients Changes to non-clinical pharmacology and toxicology data where this is relevant to the ongoing trials (i.e. altered risk:benefit assessment 36 Results of new pharmacology tests 37 New interpretation of existing pharmacology tests 38 Result of new toxicity tests 39 New interpretation of existing toxicity tests 40 Results of new interaction studies Changes to clinical trial and human experience data where this is relevant to the ongoing trials (i.e. altered risk:benefit assessment 41 Safety related to a clinical trial or human experience with the investigational medicinal product 42 Results of new clinical pharmacology tests 43 New interpretation of existing clinical pharmacology tests 44 Results of new clinical trials 45 New interpretation of existing clinical trial data 46 New data from human experience with the investigational medicinal product 47 New interpretation of existing data from human experience with the investigational medicinal product One amendment could refer to several changes in the protocol or scientific supporting documents. The documentation that will be included in the submission should cover the following information: 1 Covering letter, including the reasons for the amendment in one or two sentences, a brief description of the changes that are included in the amendment, the names of the documents that are modified, and the reason for qualification as substantial. 2 The amendment application form, containing the identification of the clinical trial, the sponsor and the amendment (sponsor’s amendment number, date and/or version) and a description of the amendment and the reason. This Clinical Trial Amendment form is available on the EudraCT website. 3 An extract of the modified documents, where applicable, showing both the previous and new wording, where applicable. If a substantial amendment changes data in the original EudraCT Application Form a new corrected version of the XMLfile must be submitted on diskette/CD-Rom. The paperwork needs to include a printout of the revised application form with the changes highlighted. 4 The new version of the modified documents, where applicable, identified with updated number of version and date. Any supporting documentation could include: • Summaries of data, if applicable; • An updated overall risk benefit assessment, where applicable; • Possible consequences for subjects already included in the trial; • Possible consequences for the evaluation of the results. A substantial amendment will be assessed by the accredited Ethics Committee within a period of 35 days. The aEC can decide to assess certain substantial amendments more efficiently, i.e. through a subcommittee on an expedited basis. 3.1.2 Non-substantial amendments Non-substantial amendments should be recorded and filed by the sponsor and should be available on request for inspection at the trial site and/or the sponsor's premises as appropriate. Examples of non-substantial amendments are typing errors and administrative changes like changes in names, telephone numbers and other contact details of involved persons mentioned in the submitted study documentation. Non-substantial amendments are also those amendments assumed to be nonsubstantial as assessed by the sponsor. Also amendments as mentioned on the above list could be non-substantial as justified by the sponsor. BRON: CCMO LINK: www.ccmo.nl |
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